List of Architectural Work
Projects marked # were joint works with Brown.
- Hale House, Hampshire, alterations (1770)
- Hill Park, near Westerham, Kent, (c.1770) subsequently altered and renamed Valence
- Battersea Bridge, the original wooden bridge (1771-2) demolished 1881
- #Claremont House (1771–74)
- #Benham Park (1774–75)
- #Trentham Hall remodelled (1775–80), later remodelled by Sir Charles Barry (1834–49) demolished 1910
- #Cadland, near Southampton (1775–78) demolished 1953
- Brooks's club London (1776–78)
- #Cardiff Castle reconstruction in a Gothic style (1777–78)
- Hans Town, London, including Cadogan Place, Sloane Street & Sloane Square, (1777–1791), few of his buildings survive
- The Crown Hotel, Stone, Staffordshire (1778)
- Berrington Hall (1778–81)
- St. Michael's Church, Chart Sutton, rebuilt except for the tower (1779) altered in 19th century
- #Nuneham House alterations (1781–82)
- Grangemouth, he devised the plan for the town, (1781–83)
- 7 St. James Square, London, refronted (1782)
- Carlton House, London (1783–95) demolished 1827.
- Spencer House, London, internal alterations (1785–92)
- Royal Pavilion Brighton, (1786–87) remodelled by John Nash (1815–22)
- Bedford House, Bloomsbury, remodelled dining room (1787) demolished 1800
- Knight's Hill, Norwood, Surrey, (1787) demolished 1810
- Stanmore Park, Stanmore, Middlesex, (1787) demolished
- Woburn Abbey, the south front, library, stables, sculpture gallery, Chinese dairy, entrance lodge (1787–1802)
- Althorp remodelled the exterior and interior (1787–89)
- 105 Pall Mall, London, remodelled interior (1787) demolished 1838
- Dover House (was York House), Whitehall, extended the house adding the grand pillared & domed entrance hall and facade & portico on Whitehall (1789–92)
- House, Allerton Mauleverer for the Duke of York (1788) rebuilt 1848-51
- Broadlands Ionic Portico on east front, and the major interiors (1788–92)
- Oakley House, Bedfordshire, (1789–92)
- 44 Berkeley Square, remodelling of rooms the original architect being William Kent (c.1790)
- Theatre Royal, Drury Lane designed the 3rd theatre (1791–94) burnt down 1809
- Covent Garden Theatre, new auditorium (1792) burnt down 1808
- The Swan Hotel, Bedford c.(1792)
- Birchmore Farm, Woburn, Bedfordshire (1792)
- Oatlands House, Weybridge, (1794–1800)
- The Theatre, Aberdeen, Marischal Street, (1795) demolished
- Debden Hall, Debden, Epping Forest (1795) demolished 1936.
- Southill Park Southill, Bedfordshire (1796–1802)
- Park Place, Henley-on-Thames, (1796) demolished
- East India House London (1796–1800) demolished 1861-2
- Dunira, Perthshire, (1798) demolished
- East India Warehouses, London, Middlesex Street, (1799–1800) demolished
- Wimbledon Park House (1800) demolished 1949
- Albany (London) conversion of the former Melbourne House by William Chambers into bachelor apartments (1803–04)
- Assembly rooms, Glasgow added terminal pavilions (1807) to the building by Robert Adam, demolished 1889
- Gateway Westport, County Mayo (1807) demolished 1958
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