1905 – Second Placed Design for Ilkley Municipal Buildings, Yorkshire
Architect: Reginald T. Longden
In November 1903, the local council promoted an architectural competition with a prize of £100 to design a town hall,
1905 – Second Premiated Design for Lambeth Municipal Buildings, London
Architect: H.P. Burke Downing
After a design competition that attracted 143 entries,
1905 – Town House, Cowdenbeath, Scotland
Architect: T. Hyslop Ure
Closed as a town hall in 2016,
1905 – Unbuilt design for Erdington Council House & Library, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Architect: J.P. Osbourne
The library was a joint project funded by Andrew Carnegie and the local council on land provided by the council.
1906 – Council Offices, Camberley, Surrey
Architect: H.R. Poulter & B.A. Poulter
Built 1906 as headquarters of Frimley Urban District Council (later renamed Frimley and Camberley Urban District Council),
1906 – Design for Municipal Buildings, Wallsend, Tyne & Wear
Architect: Shewbrooke & Hodges
Unsuccessful design in competition for new Municipal Buildings.
1906 – Design for New Town Hall, Durban, South Africa
Architect: Mitchell Raine & W.S. Paine
One of the runner-up designs in the architectural competition to design a new townhall for Durban.
1906 – New Town Hall, Durban, South Africa
Architect: Scott & Hudson
The winning design by Stanley Hudson in an architectural competition to design the new townhall.
1906 – Woodford Urban District Council Offices, Essex
Architect: Arthur C. Blomfield
Woodford was a local government district in the county of Essex,
1907 – Hamilton Town House & Public Library, Scotland
Architect: Alex Cullen, Cullen Lochhead and Brown
Fine town hall with library and assembley rooms on an awkward sloping site.
