Owen Williams (engineer) - List of Works

List of Works

Includes bridges
  • 1913-14 - Resident engineer for Trussed Concrete Steel Company at Patent Fuel Works, Swansea Docks
  • 1914-16 - Chief estimating engineer, Trussed Concrete Steel Company
  • 1916-17 - Assistant aeroplane designer, Wells Aviation
  • 1917-18 - Various ships and slipways, Poole, Dorset
  • 1921-24 - British Empire Exhibition buildings with Maxwell Aryton (included Palace of Industry Building which was listed in 1997 and delisted in 2004)
  • 1921-24 - Wembley Stadium with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1924-25 - Lea Valley Viaduct and Bridge with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1924-25 - Parc des Attractions, Paris
  • 1924-26 - Findhorn Bridge with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1924-27 - Road Bridge, Shepherd Leys Wood
  • 1924-29 - Bournemouth Pavilion with Home & Knight
  • 1925-26 - Spey Bridge, Newtonmore ... architect: Maxwell Aryton
  • 1925-26 - Crubenmore and Loch Alvie Bridges ... architect: Maxwell Aryton
  • 1925-26 - Duntocher Bridge ... architect: Maxwell Aryton
  • 1925-26 - Belfast Water Tower, Northern Ireland
  • 1925-26 -Wansford Bridge with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1926-28 - Dalnamein Bridge with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1926-28 - Carr Bridge (demolished) with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1926-28 - Lochy Bridge with Maxwell Aryton
  • 1927-28 - Brora Bridge
  • 1927-30 - Montrose Bridge
  • 1928-29 - Pont-Rhyd-Owen Bridge
  • 1928-30 - Wadham Road Viaduct
  • 1928-30 - Harnham Bridge, Wiltshire
  • 1928-30 - Pilkington's Warehouse, London
  • 1929-30 - The Dorchester Hotel proposal
  • 1929-31 - Wakefield Bridge
  • 1929-31 - Llechryd Bridge proposal
  • 1929-31 - Daily Express, London as engineer with architects H.O. Ellis & Clarke
  • 1930-32 - Boots Packed Wet Goods Factory (D10 Building)
  • 1931-33 - Sainsburys Factory and warehouse
  • 1932-34 - Cumberland Garage and Car Park
  • 1933-34 - Empire Pool, Wembley
  • 1933-35 - Pioneer Health Centre, London
  • 1933-36 - Residential flats, Stanmore
  • 1935-37 - Provincial Newspaper office, London
  • 1935-38 - Oldhams Printing Works
  • 1935-39 - Daily Express Building, Manchester
  • 1936-37 - Lilley & Skinner office and warehouse extension
  • 1936-38 - Dollis Hill Synagogue
  • 1936-39 - Scottish Daily Express Building, Glasgow
  • 1938-39 - Daily News Garage, London
  • 1939-41 - Vickers-Armstrong Aircraft Factory completed by Oscar Faber & Partners
  • 1944-45 - Wilvan Houses
  • 1944-45 - Mobile home
  • 1945-67 - Newport By-pass (present-day M4)
  • 1950-55 - BOAC Maintenance Headquarters, Heathrow
  • 1951-59 - M1 Motorway phase one
  • 1953-66 - Port Talbot By-pass
  • 1954-56 - BOAC Wing Hangars, Heathrow
  • 1955-61 - Daily Mirror Building (now demolished)
  • 1956-67 - M1 Motorway phase two

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