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Gothic Revival: Variety of Materials

Gothic Revival architecture used a variety of materials. This was often expressed through constructional polychromy.

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Christ Church, College Green, Clifton, Bristol

RIBA92275
Bassett-Smith, William (1830-1901)

Designs for Saint Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne: north elevation towards Swanston Street

RIBA97412
Butterfield, William (1814-1900)
NOTES: Butterfield was appointed architect for the new Anglican cathedral in Melbourne in 1877; the foundation stone was laid in 1880; and the cathedral was consecrated in 1891. Butterfield had resigned in 1886 and the cathedral was finished under the direction of a local architect, J. Reed. Neither the fittings nor the exterior were completed to Butterfield's designs. It was only in 1926 that construction of the three spires began to a design by John Barr of Sydney which replaced Butterfield's planned but unbuilt octagonal central tower and gable west end towers.

Laverstoke Parsonage, Whitchurch, Hampshire

RIBA111582
Street, George Edmund (1824-1881)
NOTES: Also known as the Old Rectory.

St James-the-Less church, Pimlico, London

RIBA118058
Street, George Edmund (1824-1881)

Perspective of the entrance and Library Wing of Eaton Hall, Cheshire, seen from the north-west

RIBA127651
Waterhouse, Alfred (1830-1905)
NOTES: This partial view of Eaton Hall shows the new porte cochère, grand stair and Library Wing that Waterhouse added to the Burn/Porden mansion. The date makes it clear that this is a presentation drawing prepared to show the client the appearance of what was being proposed.
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