Domestic Architecture for the Rich, Poor, and Those in between

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Housing for the Middle and Upper Classes

• The Albany, London
• Richard Norman Shaw's Albert Court, Prince Consort Road, London
• Leighton House and the Holland Park Artists' Houses, London
• Homes of Artists, Sculptors, and Writers
• Houses along St. Andrew's Square, Surbiton, London
• Eight country houses by Ernest Newton
• semidetached Home, Norham Gardens, North Oxford
• Holly Village, Highgate, North London, by H. A. Darbishire

London Slums and Working-Class Housing

• Market Court, Kensington
• Peabody Square — model housing for the poor
• The Oxford Arms, Warwick Lane

The English Country House

• The Advantages of Gothic Domestic Architecture; or Gothic as Essentially Functionalist
• Tyntesfield (near Wraxall, North Somerset)
• Milton Court Estate
• Prior Park
• Clevedon Court (near Clevedon, North Somerset)
• Horsley Towers, Surrey
• Quar Wood, Gloucestershire
• Eatington Park
• Cloverly Hall, Whitechurch, Shropshire
• Leys Wood, Sussex
• Orchardleigh Park, Somersetshire
• Humewood, Wicklow, Ireland
• Eaton Hall, Cheshire
• Scotney Castle, Sussex

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Last modified 12 May 2008