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Designs for the new government buildings on Whitehall and the completion of Downing Street with a Triumphal Arch, December 1825-May 1833 (100)
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Designs for the new government buildings on Whitehall and the completion of Downing Street with a Triumphal Arch, December 1825-May 1833 (100)
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Contents of Designs for the new government buildings on Whitehall and the completion of Downing Street with a Triumphal Arch, December 1825-May 1833 (100)
- Working drawing for the corridor, 1825
- Working drawing for the fascia and mouldings on the Downing Street frontage, December 1825
- Design for a Triumphal Arch and new buildings on the south side of Downing Street, December 1825
- Designs for the new buildings and Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, December 1825 (5)
- Designs for a Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, December 1825 (6)
- Design and working drawing for the Downing Street frontage, January 1826 (2)
- Composites of designs for a Triumphal Arch and the elevation of the buildings on Whitehall, January 1826 (3)
- Designs for the new buildings, 1826 (9)
- Design for the new buildings and Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, January 1826
- Composites of designs for the new buildings and Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, January 1826 (2)
- Working drawings for the Privy Council Chamber, February-March 1826 (5)
- Working drawings for the Privy Council Offices, March 1826
- Working drawings for the back elevations, March 1826 (2)
- Design for a Triumphal Arch, March 1826
- Three designs for the end of Downing Street, April 1826
- Designs for the new buildings and Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, April 1826 (2)
- Design for the attic storey of the Privy Council Offices, June 1826
- Designs for the new buildings, June 1826 (3)
- Design and working drawing for the principal staircase of the Board of Trade, June 1826 (2)
- Working drawing for the entrance hall to the Privy Council Offices, July 1826
- Working drawings for the Privy Council Chamber, July 1826 (3)
- Working drawings for the roofs and skylights, November 1826 (3)
- Working drawing for the skylight and corridor
- Variant designs for the new buildings, November 1826
- Presentation drawing of the Triumphal Arch at the end of Downing Street, 1826
- Design for completing the buildings on Downing Street, January 1827
- Working drawing for a model of the Privy Council Offices, February 1827
- Designs for the Privy Council Chamber, April 1827 (2)
- Survey drawings of the temporary Privy Council Chamber, 1827 (2)
- Survey drawings of the new Privy Council Chamber with court furniture, September 1827 (2)
- Survey drawings of the new Privy Council Chamber, September 1827 (3)
- Drawings for 'undecoration' works to the Privy Council Chamber, 1827
- Designs for a Triumphal Arch on Downing Street, November-December 1827 (3)
- Designs for completing the new buildings in Downing Street, December 1827 (6)
- New designs for the Home Office, 1827 (2)
- Working drawings for systems of heating the Privy Council Office, March 1828 (3)
- Presentation drawings of capitals made for the Select Committee inquiry into the Office of Works and Public Buildings, 1828 (2)
- Design for the new government buildings and alterations to the Palace of Westminster, April 1828
- Designs for completing the buildings in Downing Street, 1828 (4)
- Designs for the Triumphal Arch, March 1829 (2)
- Design for completing the new government buildings, March 1829
- Survey drawings of the temporary and new Privy Council Chambers (2)
- Presentation drawing of the new government buildings, 1829
- Presentation drawing made to accompany a model of the new government buildings, 1830
- Survey drawing of the attics of the Board of Trade and Privy Council Offices, May 1833
- Design for improvements to Whitehall and Westminster