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Architects
of buildings in the Hundred of Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire
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Atworth, Bradford on Avon, Broughton Gifford, Holt, Limpley Stoke, Monkton Farleigh, South Wraxall, Westwood, Wingfield, Winsley
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The architects of most of the old buildings in Bradford on Avon and villages of the Hundred of Bradford, even the grandest of them, are unknown. For many, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries at least, the builders and their clients may have agreed on designs based on published pattern books or from known buildings elsewhere.
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The following are known architects and architectural practices and their work:
Aaron Evans Associates: St Katherine’s Quay, Frome Road 1993
Adye, Charles Septimus: St Katherine’s Almshouses; Saxon Church restoration; White Hart Temperance Hotel; work on South Wraxall Church and vicarage with Henry Weaver
Adye, Herbert Archibald: Trinity School, Newtown 1896
Architecture & Planning Group (APG): Greenland Mills redevelopment 1997; Kingston Mills 1999 rejected
Arnold, William (fl. 1595–1637): The Hall?; work on South Wraxall Manor House 1598
Baldwin, Thomas (1750-1820): tomb of Richard & Ann Atwood, Winsley c1810?; that of Joseph Clisild Daniel, Limpley Stoke?
Barlow Henley: 1-5 Victory Fields, Frome Road 2005
BBA Architects of Bath: conversion of Abbey Mill to retirement homes 1997; Curtis Orchard, Broughton Gifford 2014
Brakspear, Sir Harold William (1870-1934): Tithe Barn, Town Bridge chapel; Great Chalfield Manor House 1905-11
Brooks, Stephen: 11a Wine Street Terrace 2010-11
Bruges Tozer Architects (now Swann Design): Iron Duke enclosure 2016
CaSA Architects (Ian Walker and Adam Dennes): Belcombe Lodge extension 2006 (RIBA SW award); 8 Bradford Road, Winsley
Chadwick, G.R. Wiltshire County architect. Stokeford Bridge 1964
Christian, Ewan (1814-1895): Saxon Church 1885
Clutton, Henry (1819-1893): Frankleigh House 1848
Sir Edward Guy Dawber (1861-1838) Conkwell Grange 1907
Designscape- Park Cottage 20-21 Lower South Wraxall 2016-20
DWA (David Ward Architects): Wiltshire Heights Care Home, Berryfield 2013
Fielden Clegg Design: The Ropewalk, Newtown 1988-9; Wiltshire Music Centre 1997
Fuller, Thomas (1823-98): Town Hall 1854; Holt Road Cemetery 1856
Gane, Richard (1839-77): Abbey Mill 1874-5
Gibbs, Vernon Denis (1934-2020): 48 Budbury Close 1968-9; Old Court, Woolley Street 1973-4; Pippit Buildings 1982; Garden Ground, 7 Sladesbrook 1991-2
Gill, John Elkington (1821–1874): work on Holy Trinity church 1864
Goodridge, Henry Edmund (1797-1864): north aisle of S. Wraxall church 1823; Atworth church 1832; Cottles Park extension 1830s
Green, Mowbray Aston (1864-1945): Stokewood House, Limpley Stoke 1925.
Hake, Guy Donne Gordon of Clifton, Bristol: Spencer Moulton Centenary Building, Kingston Road 1948
Harrison Brookes: West Barn 2000
Hicks, John (1815-1869) of Bristol: Monkton Farleigh church 1844, Rectory 1844-6
Howard, Sidney: Bradford’s Memorial Baths 1897
Hyllén, Klas: Vintners, Silver Street 2020; 14 Tory 2023
Imrie, George Blair (1885-1952), Imrie: Porter & Wakefield: housing estates for the Urban District Council, 1940s, 1950s
Irvine, James Thomas (1826-1900): Saxon Church plans
Jelly, Thomas (died 1781) and Palmer, John (1738-1817): Cottles Park 1775-78; The Old House, 18 Silver Street façade?
Klaetschi, Hans : Ancliff Down, 155b Upper Westwood 1995-7
K20 Design: Ancliff Square redevelopment, Avoncliff, Westwood 1987
Lawrence, George Churchus (1872-1938): addition to Limpley Stoke Hotel 1915; Wingfield Court 1928 (with Sir George Oatley)
Manico, E.J. Lamb Factory, Silver Street 1916-7
Manners, George Phillips (1789-1866): Christ Church 1840; Christ Church School 1847
Merrick, Henry: possibly alterations to Clifton House, 1 Bath Road
Morgan, Hugh & Charles Cowles-Voysey: council houses, Trowbridge Road 1920
Nash Partnership: Kingston Mills regeneration; Mill Lane terrace 2011
Oatley, Sir George Herbert (1863-1950) & George Churchus Lawrence (1872-1938) of Bristol: Wingfield Court 1928
Palmer, John (1738-1817) of Bath: Lynchetts, Woolley Street
Paty, William (1758-1800) of Bristol: old Holy Trinity Vicarage alterations 1793 (demolished)
Pentreath, Ben: Kingston Farm development 2011
Ponting, Charles Edwin (1850-1932): Holt church 1889-91
Pope, Richard Shackleton (1791-1884): Holy Trinity Vicarage 1840, Winsley church 1841
Reay, Samuel Sebastian (1867-1922): partner of Thomas Ball Silcock, buried at Limpley Stoke
John Rennie (1761-1821): Kennet & Avon Canal 1795-1810
Scott, Sir George Gilbert (1811-1878), John Oldrid Scott (1841-1913): report on Holy Trinity Church 1865; Christ Church chancel 1878
Silcock, Thomas Ball jr (1854-1924): County Technical (Fitzmaurice Grammar) School 1897; Winsley House 1902
Smith, William of Trowbridge: The Green, Wingfield alterations 186os
SRA Architects: AB Dynamics building, Holt Road 2019
William Stanley (died 1933) phase one of Bradford on Avon Post Office 1898; 4-6 Silver Street
Stansfield-Brun, John (1852-1940): Turleigh Danes c1893
Stent, William Jervis (1815-1887): Limpley Stoke Hydro (Hotel) 1863; Congregational Church, Holt 1880
Thurlow, Lucas & Janes: work for the Avon Rubber Co., 1960s and 1970s
Underwood, George Allen (1793-1829): Limpley Stoke Viaduct 1834
Watkins, William Henry (1877-1964) designer of cinemas in the 1920s and 1930s: additions to Conkwell Grange 1952, lived at Belcombe Court 1935-1964.
Weaver, Henry (died in 1886) work on South Wraxall Church and vicarage with C.S. Adye; the Armoury, Silver Street 1884
Wood, John the Elder (1704-1754) of Bath: Belcombe Court; Wellclose House?
Wyatt, Thomas Henry (1807-1880): Broughton Gifford church 1850; Broughton Gifford Rectory 1849-52