London Houses
- Houses in the Privy Gardens, Whitehall, London, 1710–11, demolished 1807
- Burlington House, wings and twin colonnades in forecourt, 1715–16, demolished
- Thanet House, Great Russell Street, 1719, demolished
- 9-11 Henrietta Street, 1723-7, demolished 1956, the drawing room from No 11 is now in the Victoria and Albert Museum
- 52 Grosvenor Street, alterations 1727
- Savile House, 6 Leicester Square, 1733, demolished
- 25 Leicester Square, 1733-4 demolished
- 49 great Ormond Street, new library, 1734, demolished
- 16 Arlington Street, 1734–40
- House in Mortimer Street, Marylebone, London 1735-40, demolished
- Houses in Argyll Street, Westminster 1736-1761
- House in Hanover Square, 1740, demolished
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Burlington House forecourt, showing Gibbs's wings and a colonnade
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Burlington House, one of the colonnades
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Drawing Room from 11 Henrietta Street now in the V&A Museum
Read more about this topic: James Gibbs, List of Architectural Works
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