1937 – Technical College, Strabane, Co. Tyrone
Still in use today but as part of a larger campus. Unusual design with a classically inspired pediment on the main door surround,
1893 – Design for Pembroke Technical Schools, Ringsend, Dublin
Architect: Frederick Morley
Unsuccessful entrant in competition won by William Kaye-Parry. “The above building is just now approaching completion As our readers may remember the first stone was laid in the month of June last by the Earl of Pembroke by whom the site free of rent was given.
1898 – Former Technical School, Kevin Street, Dublin
Architect: C.J. McCarthy, William Mitchell
Constructed in 1898 and extended by William M. Mitchell in 1900. Demolished in the 1960s to make way for the much larger college buildings of 1968 by Hooper &
1898 – Technical School, Bootle, Lancashire
Architect: Best & Callon
“This building is to be erected on a site adjoining the public baths. It is to be in red brick,
1899 – Library & Central Technical Schools, Truro, Cornwall
Architect: Silvanus Trevail
The funding of Passmore Edwards led to the construction of firstly the Library, in 1896 and then the adjacent schools in 1899.
1899 – Public Library & Technical Schools, Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Architect: Waller & Son
Still in use today as a public library, the main Gloucester Library in Brunswick Road was constructed at the end of the 19th century as a memorial to Queen Victoria.
1898 – West Ham Municipal Technical Institute, West Ham, London
Architect: Gibson & Russell
The foundation stone of the West Ham Municipal Technical Institute was laid on 29th October,
1898 – Technical Schools, West Hartlepool, Durham
Architect: H.A. Cheers
“These buildings are an extensive range erected by the Town Council of West Hartlepool for mechanical science and art instruction,
1898 – Technical School & Library, Colne, Lancashire
Architect: Woodhouse and Willoughby
“This design was chosen last December, in an “open” competition, for the first place by Mr.
1873 – The Building Trade Schools, Stuttgart, Germany
Architect: Oberbaurath Joseph Von Egle
This school was conceived to enable craftsmen to carry out their trades in the summer,
