Architecture of Hampshire

1900 – House at Farnborough, Hampshire

Published in The Building News, August 31st, 1900.

1901 – Bournemouth Schools, Hampshire

“This school has been built at a cost of £9,000 by funds provided by the Bournemouth Corporation aided by a grant from the County Council of Hampshire.

1901 – House at Headley Hill, Hampshire

Architect: Arthur C. Blomfield

Front & Rear Perspective Views including Plans published in The Building News, December 13th 1901.

1902 – Design for Masonic Hall, Aldershot, Hampshire

Architect: Coggin & Wallis

Completed in 1902, and no longer in use as a Masonic Hall. Listed Grade II.

1905 – Bournemouth Municipal Buildings, Hampshire

Architect: F.W. Lacey & C.E. Mallows

1906 – Gamekeepers Cottage, Barton Stacey, Hampshire

Architect: H.L. Fedden

1906 – White Lodge, Liphook, Hampshire

Architect: J. Augustus Souttar

1908 – Memorial Gateway & Armoury, Winchester College, Hampshire

Architect: Frank L. Pearson

Published in The Building News, November 6th 1908.

1908 – Wesleyan Sailors & Soldiers Home & Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire

Architect: Gordon & Gunton

1917 – Lloyds Bank, Andover, Hampshire

Architect: Horace Field & Simmons

Field’s work was often in a Wrenaissance style, with influences from the Arts and Crafts movement and Richard Norman Shaw.