Oxford

1873 – Unselected T.N. Deane design for Examination Schools, Oxford

Thomas Newenham Deane won two invited competitions to design a new Examination School in Oxford yet neither building was constructed.

1874 – Keepers Lodge, Broadwell Grove Estate, Oxford

Architect: William Wilkinson

Perspective including ground plans published in The Building News,

1874 – New Belfry, Christ Church, Oxford

Architect: Bodley & Garner

Perspective view as published in The Building News,

1875 – Warneford Asylum, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Architect: John O. Scott

Design for extensions to Warneford Asylum,

1875 – Wesleyan Chapel, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Architect: Alexander Lauder

From The Architect, October 16, 1875: The design is an endeavour to produce a building suitable to the JL simple ritual and service of the Wesleyan Methodist Church,

1876 – Design for New Examination Schools, Oxford

Architect: Basil Champneys

A proposal in an architectural competition to design new examination school for Oxford University.

1876 – Ripon College Cuddesdon, Oxford

Architect: George Edmund Street

Founded in 1854 as the Oxford Diocesan Seminary to train graduates from Oxford and Cambridge.

1876 – The New Examination Schools, Oxford

Architect: John Oldrid Scott

Selected design in the second competition to design the new Examination Schools in Oxford.

1876 – Unsuccesful design for Examination Schools, Oxford

Architect: John Oldrid Scott

The Examination Schools were designed by Thomas Graham Jackson after an architectural competition in 1876 and their construction was completed in 1882.