List of Architectural Works
- Design for the completion of the central tower, old St Paul's Cathedral, not executed (c.1608)
- Design for the New Exchange in the Strand, London, not executed (c.1608)
- The Queen's House, Greenwich, (1616–1619) work suspended on the death of Anne of Denmark completed (1630–1635) for Henrietta Maria of France
- Design for the Star Chamber building, not executed (1617)
- Gateway at Oatlands Palace, (1617) now at Chiswick House
- Gateway at Arundel House, (1618) demolished
- Banqueting House, Whitehall (1619–22)
- Prince's Lodging, Newmarket for Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales, (1619) demolished
- The Queen's Chapel, St. James's Palace, (1623–27) for Henrietta Maria of France
- The Cockpit Theatre, Palace of Whitehall (1629) demolished
- Stoke Park Pavilions, Northamptonshire, attributed (c. 1629–35)
- Somerset House Chapel, (1630–35) demolished
- Covent Garden, London, houses on the north and east side as well as St Paul's, Covent Garden on the west (1631–1637) only the church survives
- Old St Paul's Cathedral, new west front and remodelling of the nave and transepts (1634–42) destroyed in the Great Fire of London
- Wilton House, Wiltshire (1636–40) the interior burnt c.1647, rebuilt to the designs of John Webb (1648)
- Sir Peter Killigrew's House, Blackfriars, London (1630s) not known if built
- Palace of Whitehall, various schemes for the complete rebuilding of the palace (c. 1637–39)
- Lord Maltravers's House, Lothbury, London (1638) if built destroyed in the Great Fire of London
- Temple Bar, London, design for triumpal arch, not executed (1638)
- Screen in Winchester Cathedral (c.1638) demolished
- Also design for a row of house in Lothbury for Thomas Howard, 21st Earl of Arundel (c.1638) destroyed in the Great Fire of London
- Lindsey House, Lincoln's Inn Fields now numbers 59 & 60, attributed (c. 1638–40)
- Milton Manor House, Milton, Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
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