ARCHITECTS, DESIGNERS, SCULPTORS AND CRAFTSMEN FROM 1530

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ADAM, Robert (1728–92) Astley, S. 2000 Robert Adam’s Castles (exhibition catalogue) Beard, G. 1978 Robert Adam and his craftsmen, Connoisseur 198 (July), 181–93 Beard, G. 1978 The Work of Robert Adam Bristow, I. 1992 Passion For An Antique Style, Country Life. 186 (16 April), 100–101 (on Adam’s early painted schemes) Gerson, M.B. 1981 A glossary of Robert Adam’s neo-classical ornament, Architectural History 24, 59–82 Harris, E. 2001 The Genius of Robert Adam: His Interiors Harris, J. 1973 Headfort House and Robert Adam (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, ) Harris, L. 1987 Robert Adam and Kedleston: The making of a Neoclassical Masterpiece (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Lowrey, J. 1994 Robert Adam, Architectural Heritage IV Rowan, A. 1988 Catalogue of Architectural Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum: Robert Adam Sanderson, M.H.B. 1982 Robert Adam’s last visit to Scotland, 1791, Architectural History 25, 35–46 Tait, A.A. 1981 Robert Adam’s picturesque architecture, Burlington Magazine 123, 421–2 Tait, A.A. 1994 Robert Adam: Drawings and Imagination Tait, A.A. 1996 Robert Adam: The Creative Mind, from the sketch to the finished drawing. Worsley, G. 1992 Antique Assumptions Country Life. 186 (6 August), 48–50

ADAM, Robert (1728–92) and James (1721–92) Bolton, A.T. 1922, reprinted 1984 Architecture of R. and J. Adam King, David 1991 The Complete Works of Robert and James Adam King, David 2001 The Complete Works of Robert and James Adam, and, Unbuilt Adam Oresko, R., ed. 1975, republished 1980 The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adam (1778, 1779 and 1822 in one volume; introduction to 1980 publication by H.H. Reed) Rowan, A. 1985 Designs for Castles and Country Villas by Robert and James Adam Spiers, W.R. compiler 1979 Catalogue of the Drawings and Designs of Robert and James Adam in Sir John Soane’s Museum

ADAM, Robert (1948–) Aslet, C. 1985 A way forward for ? The architecture of Robert Adam, Country Life. 177 (14 March), 662–4 Pearce, D. 1986 Robert Adam, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (March), 5–8

ADAMS, Robert (d. 1595) Summerson, J. 1957 Robert Adams, Three Elizabethan Architects, reprinted from Bulletin of the John Rylands Library 40 (i) September), 202–28

ADSHEAD, Stanley Devonport (1868–1946) Powers, A., ed. 1981 Architects I have known: the architectural career of S.D. Adshead, Architectural History 24, 103–23 Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 15–28

AHRENDS, Peter, BURTON, Richard, and KORALEK, Paul Architectural Drawings and Models at the R.I.B.A. Heinz 1980 Gallery (exhibition catalogue) Recent work of ABK, R.I.B.A. Journal 86 (January), 14–27 1979 Blundell-Jones, P. 1991 Ahrends, Burton and Koralek Powell, K., ed. 2002 Collaborations: the architecture of ABK

ALSOP, William & STORMER, Jan Spens, M., et al. 1993 William Alsop & Jan Stormer Powell, Kenneth 2001-2 (2 vols)

AITCHISON, George (1825–1910) Richardson, M. 1980 George Aitchison, Lord Leighton’s architect, R.I.B.A. Journal 87 (January), 37–40

ARCHER, Thomas (1668–1743) Marsden, E. 1983 Thomas Archer’s creative autumn, Country Life. 173 (12 May), 1268–72 Whiffen, M. 1950, reprinted 1973 Thomas Archer: architect of the English Baroque

ARNOLD, H. Godwin H. Godwin Arnold, R.I.B.A. Journal 91 (January), 4–5 1984 H. Godwin Arnold, Morris of Reading, a supplement, Trans. of the Ancient Monuments Society 38, 147-68 1995

ARUP ASSOCIATES/OVE ARUP & PARTNERS (Ove ARUP, 1895–1988) Ove Arup obituary, Architects’ Journal 187 (17 February), 24–6 1988 Arup, O. 1979 Arup Associates, Architectural Review 166 (November), 315–21 Arup Associates 1994 Arup Associates: selected and current works Arup, O., & Partners 1986 Ove Arup & Partners 1946–86 (a photographic survey of their architectural and engineering work) Brawne, M. 1984 Arup Associates: the biography of an architectural practice Dunster, D. (ed.) 1996 Ove Arup: 50th Anniversary Book Morreau, P., ed. 1995 Ove Arup 1895–1988 Wright, A. Architecture, Engineering and Environment (an account of twenty projects by various architects, all engineered by Ove Arup & Partners)

ASHBEE, C.R. (1863–1942) Crawford, A. 1965 Index to the Ashbee Journals at King’s College, Cambridge Crawford, A. 1981 C.R. Ashbee and the Guild of Handicraft (catalogue of exhibition at the Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum) Crawford, A. 1985 C.R. Ashbee, architect, designer and romantic socialist McCarthy, F. 1981 The Simple Life: C.R. Ashbee in the Cotswolds ATKINSON, R. Frank (1869–1923) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 29–39

BAKER, Sir Herbert (1862–1946) Baker, Sir H. 1944 Architecture and Personalities Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 40–53

BAKER, William of Audlem (1705–71) Morrice, R. 1993 The Payment book of William Baker of Audlem (1705–71), English Architecture: Public & Private, Essays for Kerry Downes, eds. J. Bold and E. Chaney

BARNSLEY, Sydney, see Gimson, Ernest

BARRY, Sir Charles (1795–1860) Barry, A. 1867, reprinted 1973 The Life and Works of Sir Charles Barry Barry, A. 1870 Memoir of the Life and Works of the Late Sir Charles Barry Fleetwood-Hesketh, P. 1963 Sir Charles Barry, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 123–36

BASIL, Simon (d. 1615) Baggs, A.P. 1984 Two designs by Simon Basil, Architectural History 27, 104–10

BEHRENS, Peter (1868–1940) Windsor, A. 1981 Peter Behrens, Architect and Designer, 1868–1940 Anderson, S. 2002 Peter Behrens and a new architecture for the twentieth century

BELCHER, John (1841–1913) James, J.W., et al. 1913 The late John Belcher. Biographical notice, R.I.B.A. Journal 21 (6 December), 75–8 Joass, J. 1915 The work of the late John Belcher, R.I.B.A. Journal 22 (9 January), 97–106 and (23 January), 121–30 Service, A. 1970 Belcher and Joass, Architectural Review 148 (November), 283–90

BELLIN, Nicholas Biddle, M. 1966 Nicholas Bellin of Modena, Journal of the British Archaeological Association. third series 29, 106–21

BENJAMIN, Elisabeth (1908-99) Walker, L. 1996 Interview with Elisabeth Benjamin, Twentieth Century Architecture II: Journal of the Twentieth Century Society, No. 2, 75–84

BENNETT, Sir T.P. (1887–1980) Bennett, T.P. 1972 Memoirs of Sir Thomas Bennett, Building (in instalments from February to July)

BENTLEY, J.F. (1839–1902), see also Hadfield, M. and C. Butler, A.S.G. 1961 John Francis Bentley: the architect of Westminster Cathedral: an essay Howell, P. 1980, 1982 Letters From J.F. Bentley to Charles Hadfield, Architectural History 23, 95–137; 25, 65–97 L’Hôpital, W. de 1919 Westminster Cathedral and its Architect, 2 vols. Ricardo, H. 1963 J.F. Bentley, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 289–300

BIDLAKE, William Henry (1862–1938) Mitchell, T. 1994 W.H. Bidlake, Architect

BIGGS, J.P., see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

BLOMFIELD, Sir Reginald (1856–1942) Blomfield, Sir R. 1932 Memoirs of an Architect Fellows, R.A. 1985 Sir Reginald Blomfield, an Edwardian architect Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 54–6 R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery 1985 Sir Reginald Blomfield

BLORE, Edward (1787–1879) Mellor, H.D. 1975 Blore’s Country Houses, M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

BODLEY, G.F. (1827–1907) Cole, D., compiler 1972 Handlist of the Work of British Architects: G.F. Bodley and and C.G. Hare Verey, D. 1976 : climax of the Gothic Revival, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 84–101

BOLTON, A.T. (1864–1945) Lever, J. 1984 A.T. Bolton, architect, Architectural History 27, 429–42

BONOMI, Joseph (1739–1808) Meadows, Peter 1988 Joseph Bonomi Architect 1739–1808 (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Meadows, P., and Cornforth, J. 1990 Draughtsman Decorator, Country Life. 184 (19 April), 164–68

BOWER, S.E. Dykes (1903–94) Bentley, J. 1983 In the great tradition: a portrait of Stephen Dykes Bower in his 80th year, Architects’ Journal 177 (20 April), 40–3 Powers, A., ed. 1996 S.E. Dykes Bower, Architect Symondson, A. 1994 Steven Dykes Bower and Victorian Church Architecture, Vic. Soc. Annual

BOYLE, Richard, Earl of Burlington (1694–1753) Barnard, T., and Clark, J. ed. 1995 Lord Burlington: architecture, art and life Georgian Group 1982 Lord Burlington and his Circle (symposium at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) Harris, J. 1995 The Palladian Revival: Lord Burlington, his villa and garden at Chiswick Kingsbury, P.D. 1995 Lord Burlington’s Town Architecture (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Sicca, C. 1990 The Architecture of the Wall – Astylism in the architecture of Lord Burlington, Architectural History 33, 83–101

BRIERLEY, W.H. (1862–1926) Aslet, C. 1982 Scholarly sensibility: the country houses of W.H. Brierley, Country Life. 172 (23 September), 878–81 Aslet, C. 1982 Redbrick classicism, Country Life. 172 (30 September), 974–7

BROCKLESBY, J.S. (1879–1955) Spencer, C., and Wilson, G. 1984 Elbow Room. The story of John Sydney Brocklesby, arts and crafts architect

BRODRICK, Cuthbert (1822–1905) Linstrum, D. 1971 Cuthbert Brodrick: an interpretation of a Victorian architect, Royal Society of Arts Journal (January), 72–88 Linstrum D 1998 Towers and Colonnades: The Architecture of Cuthbert Brodrick Wilson, T.B. 1937 Two Leeds Architects: Cuthbert Brodrick and George Corson

BROOKS, James (1825–1901) Adkins, J.S. 1910 James Brooks: a memoir, R.I.B.A. Journal 17 (23 April), 493–516 Dixon, R. 1976 Life and Work of James Brooks, 1825–1901, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

BROWN, Lancelot ‘Capability’ (1716–83) Brown, D. et al 2001 Lancelot Brown and the landscape park. Garden History 29, no.1. Hinde, T. 1986 Capability Brown: the story of a master gardener Stroud, D. 1950, rev. edns 1975, 1984 Capability Brown Turner, R. 1984, reprinted 1999 Capability Brown Willis, P. 1984 Capability Brown’s account with Drummond’s Bank, 1753–1783, Architectural History 27, 382–91

BUCKERIDGE, Charles (c.1832-1875) Saint, A. 1973 Charles Buckeridge and his family, Oxoniensia 38, 357–72

BUCKNALL, Benjamin Joseph (1833–1895) Bucknall, S. 1991 Benjamin Joseph Bucknall, Victorian Society Annual Record 21, 36–50

BURGES, William (1827–81) *Crook, J.M. 1981 and the High Victorian Dream Crook, J.M. 1981 The Strange Genius of William Burges, ‘Art Architect’ (catalogue of exhibition at the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff) Crook, J.M. 1981 William Burges and the dilemma of style, Architectural Review 170 (July), 8–15 Handley-Read, C. 1963 William Burges, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 175–84 Pullan, A.P., ed. 1883–7 Architectural Designs of William Burges

BURLINGTON, Lord, see Boyle, Richard

BURN, William (1789–1870) Johnson, Mark 1989 William Burn: a bi-centenary celebration (ex. cat Crawford Arts Centre, St Andrews) Walker, D. 1976 William Burn: the country house in transition, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 8–31

BURNET, Sir John (1857–1938) Edwards, A.T. (preface) 1930 The Architectural Work of Sir John Burnet and Partners Fyfe, T. 1938 Sir John Burnet, R.I.B.A. Journal 45, 941–3 Paterson, A., and Tait, T.S. 1938 Sir John Burnet R.A. with list of works, R.I.B.A. Journal 45 (18 July), 893–4

BURTON, Decimus (1800–81) Building Centre 1981 1800–1881 (exhibition catalogue) Diestelkamp, E.J. 1983 Fairyland in London: the conservatories of Decimus Burton, Country Life. 173 (19 May), 1342–4 Williams, G. 1990 versus Decimus Burton: a Victorian architectural duel

BUSBY, Charles Augustus (1788–1834) Bingham, N. 1991 C.A. Busby: the Regency architect of Brighton and Hove (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London)

BUTTERFIELD, William (1814–1900) Summerson, J. 1945 William Butterfield and the glory of ugliness, Architectural Review 98 19 December), 166–75 (reprinted in Heavenly Mansions, 1949, 159–76) Summerson, J. 1972 Pugin and Butterfield, Architectural Review 152 (August), 97–9 Thompson, P.R. 1971 William Butterfield

CACHEMAILLE-DAY, N.F. (1896-1976) Hill, A. 1991 N.F. Cachemaille-Day, the search for something more, Thirties Society Journal 7, 20–7

CAMPBELL, Colen (1676–1729) Connor, T.P. 1979 Colen Campbell as architect to the Prince of Wales, Architectural History 22, 64–71 Harris, J., compiler 1972 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: Colen Campbell Stutchbury, H.E. 1967 The Architecture of Colen Campbell

CAMPBELL, John (1872–1947) Powers, A., and Leach, R. 1997 John Campbell: An Arts & Crafts Architect Rediscovered (catalogue of an exhibition at the Prince of Wales’s Institute of Architecture)

CAMPBELL, Nicholas, ZOGOLOVITCH, Roger, WILKINSON, Rex, and GOUGH, Piers Sudjic, D., et al. 1988 English Extremists Wilcock, R. 1988 Campbell Zogolovitch Wilkinson and Gough, R.I.B.A. Journal 96 (October), 30–5

CARÖE, W.D. (1857–1938) Freeman, J. 1990 W.D. Caröe, his architectural achievement

CARPENTER Family Elliott, J.P. 1996 The Architectural Work of Richard Cromwell Carpenter(1812–55), William Slater Carpenter (1819–72) and Richard Herbert Carpenter (1841–93) Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

CARR, John (1723–1807) Eden, W.A., and Wragg, R.B. 1979–80 John Carr, stonecutter extraordinary, Trans. of the Ancient Monuments Society new series 24, 23, 45–8 Wragg, B., and Worsley, G. 2000 The Life and Works of John Carr of York

CARTER, Edward (d.1699) Harris, J. 1990 Classicism without Jones, Country Life. 184 (4 October), 152–5

CARTER, John (1748–1817) Crook, J.M. 1995 John Carter and the Mind of the Gothic Revival Society of Antiquaries occasional paper, 17

CARUSO ST JOHN Caruso St John Architects: knitting, weaving, wrapping, pressing 2002

CASTLE, Sydney Ernest (1883–1955) Castle, B. 1983 Sydney Ernest Castle, 1883–1955, architect, author and illustrator, Thirties Society Journal 4, 16–25

CASSON, Sir Hugh (1910–) Hugh Casson Architect etcetera (catalogue of an exhibition 1996 at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery) Manser, J. 2000 Hugh Casson, a biography

CAUS, Isaac de, see Jones, Inigo

CHAMBERS, Sir William (1723–96) Goodison, N. 1990 William Chambers’s Furniture Designs, Furniture History 26, 53–66 Harris, J. 1970 Sir William Chambers, Knight of the Polar Star Harris, J., and Snodin. M., eds. 1996 Sir William Cha Snodin, M., ed. 1996 Sir William Chambers; catalogue of Architectural Drawings at the Victoria and Albert Museum

CHERMAYEFF, Serge (1900–94) Powers, A. 2001 Serge Chermayeff: Designer, Architect, Teacher

CHIPPERFIELD, David (1953-) Chipperfield, D. 1994 Theoretical Practice Gili, G. 1997 David Chipperfield: Recent Work Littlefield, D. 2003 The Outsider, Intra 10 (November), 24-26 Weaver, T., ed. 2003 David Chipperfield: Architectural Works 1990-2002

CHRISTIAN, Ewan (1814–95) Adkins, J.S. 1911 Ewan Christian, a memoir (with chronological list of his works), R.I.B.A. Journal 18 (30 September), 711–30

CHUTE, John (1701–76) McCarthy, M. 1987 The Origins of the Gothic Revival, 92–102

CLARKE, George Somers, Senior (1825–82) Simon, C. 1983 George Somers Clarke, M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

CLUTTON, Henry (1819–93) Hunting, P. 1983 Henry Clutton’s country houses, Architectural History 26, 96–104 McHardy, G. 1969 Henry Clutton and his Early Ecclesiastical Work, M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Welsh, S. 1973 Henry Clutton, 1819–93. Biographical note and list of his principal works

COATES, Wells (1895–1958) Cantacuzino, S. 1978 Wells Coates, a monograph Cantacuzino, S. (introduction) 1979 Wells Coates, architect and designer, 1895–1958 (catalogue for a travelling exhibition) Cohn, L. 1999 The Door to a Secret Room: a portrait of Wells Coates Ozanne, A. 1979 Frontiersman of the heroic age, R.I.B.A. Journal 86 (September), 409–10 Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture: a critical bibliography, 31

COCKERELL, Charles Robert (1788–1863) Watkin, D. 1974 The Life and Work of C.R. Cockerell Watkin, D. 1987 Archaeology and the Greek Revival: A Case-Study of C.R. Cockerell, Late Georgian Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 58–72

COLLINS, Herbert (1885–1975) Williams, R. 1985 Herbert Collins 1885–1975. Architect and worker for peace (City of Southampton Society)

COLQUHOUN, MILLER and PARTNERS Frampton, K., ed. 1988 Colquhoun, Miller and Partners

COMPER, Sir John Ninian (1864–1960) Buckley, L. 1993 Sir Ninian Comper and Martin Travers Hope, M. 1984 Sir John Ninian Comper, 1864–1960, R.I.B.A. Transactions new series 6, 90–9 Symondson, A. 1991 and the cult of Sir Ninian Comper, Thirties Society Journal 7, 3–13, 52 Symondson, A. 1988 The Life and Work of Sir Ninian Comper 1864–1960 (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Symondson, A 1998 Unity by Inclusion: Sir Ninian Comper and the Planning of a Modern Church The Twentieth Century Church: 20th Century Architecture 3; The Journal of the Twentieth Century Soc

CONNELL, Amyas (1901–80), WARD, Basil Robert (1902–76), and LUCAS, Colin Andrew (1906–84) The architectural works of Connell, Ward and Lucas, 1956 1927–39, Architectural Association Journal 72 (November), 94–5 Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture, a critical bibliography, 32–3 Ward, B. 1967 Connell, Ward and Lucas, Planning and Architecture, ed. D. Sharp, 73–86

COOPER, (Sir Thomas) Edwin (1874–1942) Powers, A. 1981 Edwin Cooper, Thirties Society Journal 2

CORSON, George, see Broderick, Cuthbert

COTTINGHAM, L.N. (1787–1847) Myles, J. 1996 L.N. Cottingham (1787–1847) Architect of the Gothic Revival

COTTON, John (1844-1934) McGregor-Smith, J. 2002 John Cotton: The Life of a Midlands Architect 1844-1935

CUBITT, James (1836–1912) Clyde, B. 2001 The Contexting of a Chapel Architect: James Cubitt 1836-1912

CUBITT, Thomas (1788–1855) Hobhouse, H. 1971, reissued 1995 Thomas Cubitt, master builder

CULLINAN, Edward (1931–) Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism, 28–49 Powell, K. 1995 Edward Cullinan Architects Woods, B. 1983 The act and art of building, Architectural Review 174 (September), 38–51

DANCE, George, Junior (1741–1825) Stroud, D. 1971 George Dance, architect 1741–1825

DANNATT, Trevor (1920–) Dannatt, T. 1972 Trevor Dannatt, buildings and interiors, 1951–72

DARBOURNE, John (1935–91), and DARKE, Geoffrey The Architecture of Darbourne and Darke (handbook to 1977 exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London)

DAVIS, Arthur, J. (1878–1951) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 67–79 Service, A. 1975 Arthur Davis of Mewès and Davis, Edwardian Architecture, ed. A. Service, 432–44

DAWBER, Sir Guy (1861–1938) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 80–7

DEANE, Sir Thomas (1792–1871), and WOODWARD, Benjamin (1815–61) Blau, E. 1982 Ruskinian Gothic: the architecture of Deane and Woodward, 1845–61 O’Dwyer, F. 1997 The Architecture of Deane & Woodward

DEVEY, George (1820–86) Allibone, J. 1991 George Devey, Architect 1820–1886 Godfrey, W.H. 1906 George Devey … a biographical essay, R.I.B.A. Journal 13 (29 September), 501–25 Godfrey, W.H. 1907 The work of George Devey, Architectural Review 21, 23–30; 83–8; 293–306

DIXON/JONES (Jeremy Dixon and Ed Jones) Latham, I., and Swenarton, E. 2002 Dixon/Jones: Jeremy Dixon and Edward Jones, buildings and projects 1959-2002

DOBSON, John (1787–1865) Faulkner, T., and Greg, A. 1987 John Dobson, Newcastle architect 1787–1865 Faulkner, T., and Greg, A. 2001 John Dobson: Architect of the North East Wilkes, L. 1964 Tyneside Classical Wilkes, L. 1980 John Dobson: architect and landscape-gardener

DONTHORN, W.J. (1799–1859) O’Donnell, R. 1978 W.J. Donthorn 1799–1859, Architectural History 21, 83–92

DOUGLAS, John (1830–1911) Hubbard, E. 1991 The Work of John Douglas

DOVE BROTHERS (builders, est. 1781) Braithwaite, D. 1981 Building in the Blood: the story of the Dove Bros. of Islington (includes a list of major contracts, with dates and architects)

DOWSON, Sir Philip (1924–), see also Arup Associates Philip Dowson, 1981, R.I.B.A. Journal 1981 88 (August), 27–49

DUDDING, J.W.M. (1898–1987) J.W.M. Dudding and the architecture of the Miners’ Welfare Commission, Thirties Soc. Journal, 48–9

EDEN, F.C (1884-1944) Hagger, E 1998 F.C Eden: Building on Tradition The Twentieth Century Church: 20th Century Architecture 3; The Journal of the Twentieth Century Society

EDIS, Colonel Sir Robert William (1839–1927) Neale, S. 1985 An architect presents arms: Col. Sir Robert William Edis, Country Life. 178 (14 November), 1570–2

EMBERTON, Joseph (1889–1956) Ind, R. 1983 Joseph Emberton

EMDEN, Walker, see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

ERITH, Raymond (1904–1973) Raymond Erith, R.A. (catalogue of exhibition at the 1976 Royal Academy, London) Archer, L. 1985 Raymond Erith, architect

ERSKINE, Ralph (1914–) Collymore, P. 1982 The Architecture of Ralph Erskine Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism, 72–93

ESSEX, James (1722–84) Cocke, T.H. 1984 The Ingenious Mr Essex, architect (catalogue of exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) Cocke, T.H. 1985 James Essex, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown

EVANS, Eldred, and SHALEV, David Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism, 94–111

FARRELL, Terry (1938–) Anon. 1984 Terry Farrell Anon. 1994 Terry Farrell: selected and current work Farrell, T. 1993 Terry Farrell: Urban Design King, L. 2002 Ten Years, Ten Cities: the work of Terry Farrell & Partners 1991-2001 Melhuish, C. (intro.) 1995 Terry Farrell, Selected and Current Works

FERGUSSON, James (1808–86), see also B3, Fergusson 1891 and Pevsner 1972 Craig, M. 1967 James Fergusson, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 140–52

FINCH, HILL and PARAIRE, see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

FLETCHER, Sir Banister (1866–1953) Smith, W.H. 1934 The Architectural Work of Sir Banister Fletcher

FOSTER ASSOCIATES (Sir Norman/Lord FOSTER 1935–) Anon. Foster Associates (with an introduction by R. Banham) 1980 Buchanan, P. 1981 Foster/Rogers: High Tech: classical/Gothic, Architectural Review 169 (May), 265–82 Cuito, A. 2002 Foster, Sir N., and Partners 1993 Architecture as building Jenkins, D. 2000 On Foster… Foster On Jenkins, D. (ed.) 2003 Norman Foster: Works 1 Lambolt, I. (ed.) 1989-96 Norman Foster, Foster Associates: buildings and projects Vol. 1 1964-73; Vol. 2 1971–1978; Vol. 3 1978–1985, vol.4 1982-89 Pawley, M. 1999 Norman Foster, A Global Architecture Powell, K. 1991 Foster Associates Quantrill, M. 1999 The Norman Foster Studio: Consistency through Diversity Treiber, D. 1995 Norman Foster

FOTHERGILL, Watson (1841–1928) Brand, K. 1981, 2nd edn 1987 Watson Fothergill, architect

FOWLER, James, of Louth (1828–1892) Kaye, D., and Scorer, S. 1992 Fowler of Louth, the life and works of James Fowler, Louth architect

FRETTON, Tony 1998 Cousins, M., Frampton, P., and Fretton, T. Architecture, Experience and Thought: projects by Tony Fretton Architects

FRY, E. Maxwell (1899–1989) Fry, M. 1975 Autobiograpical Sketches Hitchins, S., ed. 1978 Fry, Drew, Knight and Creamer Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture, a critical bibliography, 43

GANDY, Joseph Michael (1771–1843) Lukacher, B., ed. 1982 Joseph Michael Gandy 1771–1843 (catalogue of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London)

GARNER, Thomas, see Bodley, G.F.

GEORGE, Sir Ernest (1839–1922) Grainger, H. 1985 The Architecture of Sir Ernest George and his Partners c.1860–1922, Ph.D. thesis, University of Leeds

GIBBERD, Sir Frederick (1908–84) Designs by Frederick Gibberd: architecture, town design, 1978 landscape architecture (catalogue of exhibition at the Playhouse Gallery, Harlow)

GIBBS, James (1682–1754) Anon. James Gibbs 1682–1754 and the Radcliffe Camera 1982 (catalogue of exhibition at the Bodleian Library, ) Friedman, T. 1982 James Gibbs, architect, 1682–1754: a man of great fame (catalogue of exhibition at the Orleans Gallery, Twickenham) Friedman, T. 1984 James Gibbs Friedman, T. 1991 James Gibbs and ‘this most miserable business of architecture’, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 12–17 Friedman, T., and Burman, P. 1971 James Gibbs as a Church Designer (catalogue of exhibition, celebrating the restoration of All Saints, Derby) Harris, J. 1988 Eminence Grize at Houghton, New Light on English Palladianism, Georgian Group Symposium Jeffery, P. 1994 Unbuilt Gibbs: A fresh look at his designs for the 1711 Act Church Commissioners, Georgian Group Journal, 11–19

GIBSON, John (1817–92) Worsley, G. 1986 One family, one architect, Country Life. 179 (6 February), 302–5

GILLESPIE KIDD and COIA Cameron, D. et al. 1994 Gillespie Kidd and Coia, Mac Journal, 1 Rogerson, R.W.K.C 1986 Jack Coia: his life and work Stamp, G. 2000 The Myth of Gillespie, Kidd and Coia. Architectural Heritage, 11

GIMSON, Ernest (1864–1919) Comino, M. 1980 Gimson and the Barnsleys: ‘wonderful furniture of a commonplace kind’ Lethaby, W., Powell, A.P., Griggs, F.L., et al. 1924 Ernest Gimson: his life and work

GODDARD family Brandwood, G.K. 1990 Men of Property: The Goddards and Six Generations of Architects

GODWIN, E.W. (1833–86) Aslin, E. 1986 E.W. Godwin: furniture and interior decoration Harbron, D. 1949 The Conscious Stone: the life of Edward William Godwin Harbron, D. 1975 Edward Godwin, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 56–67 Soros, S.W (ed); 1999 E.W. Godwin : aesthetic movement architect and designer

GOLDFINGER, Ernö (1902–87) Anon. 1981 Interview with Ernö Goldfinger, Thirties Society Journal 2 Dunnett, J. 1983 Ernö Goldfinger, the architect as constructor, Architectural Review 173 (April), 42–8 Dunnett, J., and Stamp, G., eds. 1983 Ernö Goldfinger (catalogue of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London) Elwall, R. 1996 Ernö Goldfinger (R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection monograph) Felus, K. 1996 The Furniture of Ernö Goldfinger at 2 Willow Road, Apollo (April), 47–51

GOLLINS, Frank, MELVIN, James, WARD, Edmund Anon. 1974 Architecture of the Gollins Melvin Ward Partnership (foreword by Sir C. Anderson, introduction by T. Aldous)

GOODHART-RENDEL, H.S. (1887–1959) Powers, A. (ed.) 1987 H.S. Goodhart-Rendel (catalogue of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London) Summerson, J. 1934 The work of Goodhart-Rendel, The Brick Builder 9 (March), 13–17

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