1839.1 



THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT'S JOURNAL . 



TABLE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS MOST WORTHY OF NOTICE FOR THEIR ARCHITECTURE. 



Seventeenth C'entcrv. 



187 



Remarks. 



Chietly admirable as the finest spccimeu of purs Italian. 



Tuscan, distylc in anlis. 



Fluted Doric column ; total height, lucUiJiiig pedestal, ict., ■2iri feet. 

 Exterior concealed by houses ; interior over.praised ; chisfly remaikabl* 



I'or its dome. 

 Extreme length, 500 feet ; height to lop of cross, 360. 



Eighteenth Centuev. 



St. Paul's tinished 



St. George's, HanoTer-square 



St. Marlins 



St. George's, BlooiUbliury 



Mansion House . • 



Wtjstminstcr Bridge 



Ironmongors' Hall 



Horse Guards 



Blackfriais Bridge 



Excise Office 



Adelphi .... 



Newgate 



Somerset House . 



Clerkenwell Sessions House 



Bank .... 



India House 



f'ovent-tjarden Theatre 

 Drury-Lane Theatre 

 Opera-House, altered 

 Bethlehem Hospital 

 Waterloo Bridge 

 Mint .... 

 Custom House 



London Institution 



St. Pancras Church 



Post-Ofhce . 



Hunover Chapel, llcgont-street 



British Museum (new buildings) 



Buckingham Palace 



College ol' Physicians and 



Club-House 

 Board of Trade 

 Colosseum 

 London Bridge 



St. Mark's, North Audley-street 

 St. Katherine's Hospital 

 Hall, Christ Church Hospital 

 Scotch Church, Regcnt-sipiare 

 St. George's Hospital 

 London University 

 New Corn E-^changc 

 St. Paul's Scliool . 

 Law Institution, Chancery-lane 

 Archway, Green Park 

 Fishmongers' Hall 

 Alheiucum Club . 

 Goldsmiths' Hall . 

 Exeter Hall 



St. Dunstan's in the West 

 York Column 

 Lowther Arcade 

 Hungerfoid Market 

 Travellers' Club . 



Charing-Cross Hospital 



St. George's, Wobuni-siiuarc 



Westminster Hospital . 



National Gallery 



State-Paper Office, St. James's Park 



Pantheon Bazaar 



School for Indigent Blind 



St. Olave's School 



l!ollege of Surgeons 



United University Club 



St. James's Theatre 



Railway Terminus, Euston-square 



London and Westminster Bank 



Synagogue, Great St. Helen's 



Reform Club . 



1710 



f. 1724 



1721-6 

 f. 1731 



1739 -W 



1739 50 



1718 



1751 



1760-70 



1769 



1770 



1770-82 



1776 



1780 



1789-1826 



1799 



1 808-9 



1811-13 



1818 



1812-15 



1811 



1811 



1813 



1815-19 

 1819-22 

 1823-9 

 1823-5 



1825 



1825-7 



18246 



1824 



182531 



1825-8 



1826 



1826 



1827-8 



1827 



1827-9 



1827-8 



1827 



1827-9 



1828 



1827-34 



1829 



1829 35 



1830-1 



1830-32 



1830-36 



1830 



1831-3 



1831 



1830-1 



1832 



1832 



1832-7 



1833 



1834 



183-J-7 



1835 



1835-6 



1836-7 



18.36 



1837-8 



1837-8 



1837-8 



183S 



J. James 



J. Gibbs 



Ditto 



Hawksmoor 



Dance 



Labelye 



H olden 



W. Kent 



R. Mylne 



James Gandon 



Adams 



Dance 



Sir W. Chambers 



Rogers 



Sir.T. Soane 



R. Jupp 



Nineteenth Centlrv 



Style Italo-Roman; exterior both magmtittut and pictutcsiius, thcrigh uot 



faultless. 

 Portico hexastyle, Corinthian. •, 



Portico hexastyle, Corinthian , the geueial styls bad. 

 Ditto, ditto i Campanile cxculkni. 



Length 1066 feet. 



Italian Ionic on basemenl. 



Length 1000 feet. 



Plain in design, but of most commanding aspect. 



Admirable in design and character 



Though poor in parts, a good example of Italian. Ri\er front i'JO fest. 



East front handsome. 



Very picturesque in parts. 



Hexastyle loggia, Grecian Ionic ; sculptured frieze and pediment. 



Sir R. Smirke 



B. Wyatt 



Nash and Rep ton 



J. Lewis 



J. Rennie 



Sir R. Smirke 



D. Laing 



W. Brooks 



W. and H. W. luwood 



Sir R. Smirke 



R. C. Cockcrell 



Sir R. Smirke 



Nash and Blore 



Sir R. Smirke 

 Sir J. Soanc 

 D. Burton 

 J. Rennie 

 Gaudy- Deeriiig 

 Poynter 

 J. Shaw 

 W. Tite 

 W. Wilkins 



Ditto 

 G. Smith 



Ditto 

 L. Vulliamy 

 D. Burton 

 H. Roberts 

 D. Burton 

 P. Hardwick 

 Gandy-Deering 

 .J. Shaw 



B. Wyatt 

 J. Turner 



C. Fowler 



C. Barry 



D. Burton 

 L. Vulliamy 

 Inwoods 

 A\'. Wilkins 

 Sir J. Soanc 

 S. Smirke 

 J. Newman 

 J. Field 



C. Barry 



Sir R. and S. Smirke 



S. Beazlcy 



P. Hardwick 



Cockerel! and Tile 



J. Davies 



C. Barrv. 



Grecian Doric ; teU'astylc portico. 



Portico hexastyle, Ionic. Length 569 feat. 

 Length 1326 feet. 

 Grecian Doric on a basemeut. 



The Long Room and centre of the river front quite altcied after th» acci. 

 dent in 1826. Length 484 feci. 



The finest copy of Athenian Ionic. 



Hexastyle, louic portico ; extent of front 3yO feet, 



Telrastyle Ionic portico. 



Grecian Ionic. 



Roman Corinthian. 



Hexastyle, Cirecian Doric portico attached to a polygon 130 fset diemrr'?!. 



Length" 920 feet. 



Florid Grecian Ionic ; facade small, but of rich dciiigu. 



Chapel Gothic ; the rest Old English Domeslic 



Later Gothic. 



G othic. 



Portico totrastyle, with square pillars. 



Fa<;ade not completed ; decastylo portico, and dome. 



Grecian Doric, with pleasing originality of design. 



Hexastyle, Tivoli Corinthian on a basement. 



Grecian Ionic hexastyle. 



Grecian Ionic. 



Its bas-relief frieze, the only specimen in London. 



Italian ; magnificent, yet somewhat heavy, and basement pool. 



Greco-Corintiiian, distyle in autis. 



Gothic ; handsome Louvre lower. 



Total height, including statue, 137 feet 9inchc!'. 



Greco-Italian, with pcndentive domes. 



Choice specimen of the best Italian style, particularly the desigu of g&idea 

 front, 



CJothic ; handsome spire. 



Jlodernized Gothic. 



Grecian ; total extent of front 458 t'eet. 



One of his chastest productions. Style, Italian. 



Stylo 'Tudor, white brick and stone ; central loner of rich de^igt\• 



Style Elizabethan, red brick aud stone. 



Italianized Grecian. 



Style a modified Italian ; bas-rolief panels. 



A Grecian Doric propykeum on an imposing j^cale. 

 Style modified Italian ; singular but pleasing. 



Style Italian ; interior rich and lastcriil. 



Ilalian. 



