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Military architecture
Design for a moated building guarded by a soldier with a car preparing to leave the main entrance
RIBA20781
NOTES: Goldfinger trained in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts from 1921. This drawing is one of several student project designs entitled 'Esquisses-Esquisses' produced between 1922 and 1924.
Front facade of the Royal Military Academy and boardroom, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, London
RIBA20898
NOTES: This survey drawing shows Sir John Vanbrugh's building of 1719.
Design for a military or ordnance building
RIBA21692
NOTES: This drawing has been attributed to Robert Hooke (1635-1703) with the elongated facade compared to his design for Bedlam Hospital. The royal and military nature of the design (which incorporates carved royal coats of arms, an equestrian figure and trophies) may connect it with Chelsea Hospital.
Working drawings for the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York: north elevation and details of the West Academic Building
RIBA21731
NOTES: This is a contemporary photograph of the original drawing.
Working drawings for the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York: south and east (principal) elevations and details of the West Academic Building
RIBA21762
NOTES: The drawing is signed 'T.J.D.' This is a contemporary photograph of the original drawing.
Design for government offices, Whitehall, London: elevations
RIBA22664
NOTES: This lithograph of Barry's design shows The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St Margaret's Church, Government Offices, Horse Guards, The Admiralty.
Civil and Military Library (now Oddfellows Hall), Ker Street, Devonport, Plymouth: perspective view of the interior
RIBA22728
SOURCE: John Foulston, 'The Public Buildings erected in the West of England', (London, 1838), pl. 90.