1876 – Mansion, Wandsworth Common, London
Architect: E.R. Robson
Large Queen Anne style mansion with elaborate brick decorative exterior.
1876 – Mansions, Cadogan Square, Chelsea, London
Architect: William Young
Designed for Viscount Bury, William Young’s brand of picturesque and eclectic Queen Anne style was popular with the landed gentry.
1876 – New Buildings at the Corner of Chancery Lane & Holborn, London
Architect: Lewis H. Isaacs
New Buildings at the Corner of Chancery Lane &
1876 – New House in The Strand, London
Architect: J & S.E. Clarkson
Published in The Builder,
1876 – New Houses, Exhibition Road, Kensington, London
Architect: William Young
Perspective published in The Building News,
1876 – No.64 New Bond St., London
Architect: Robert W. Edis
Perspective View as published in The Building News,
1876 – Philbeach Gardens, Earls Court, London
In the years after 1867, Earls Court was transformed into a densely populated suburb with 1,200 houses and two churches.
1876 – Presbytery, Camberwell, London
Architect: A.J. Adams
Presbytery, Church of the Sacred Heart,
1876 – Proposal for New National Opera House, Thames Embankment, London
Architect: F.H. Fowler
Never completed, lack of finance meant massive cost overruns during construction.
1876 – Royal Aquarium & Winter Gardens, Westminster, London
Architect: Alfred Bedborough
The Royal Aquarium was a classical building in Portland stone which was designed by Alfred Bedborough and opened its doors in 1876.
