East India House in Leadenhall Street. In order to find a suitable design a competition had been held between Holland, John Soane and George Dance. The building was of two stories and fifteen bays in length, the centre five having a portico of six Ionic columns that only projected by the depth of a column from the facade. The building was demolished in 1861–1862. List of architectural work Projects marked # were joint works with Brown. Hale House, Hampshire, alterations (1770) Hill Park, near Westerham, Kent, (c. 1770) subsequently altered and renamed Valence Battersea Bridge, the original wooden bridge (1771–1772) demolished 1881 #Claremont House (1771–74) #Benham Park (1774–75) #Trentham Hall remodelled (1775–1780), later remodelled by Sir Charles Barry (1834–49) demolished 1910 #Cadland, near Southampton (1775–78) demolished 1953 Brooks's club London (1776–1778) #Cardiff Castle reconstruction in a Gothic style (1777–1778) Hans Town, London, including Cadogan Place, Sloane Street & Sloane Square, (1777–1791), few of his buildings survive The Crown Hotel, Stone, Staffordshire (1778) Berrington Hall (1778–81) St. Michael's Church, Chart Sutton, rebuilt except for the tower (1779) altered in the 19th century #Nuneham House alterations (1781–1782) Grangemouth, he devised the plan for the town, (1781–83) 7 St. James's Square, London, refronted (1782) Carlton House, London (1783–95) demolished 1827. Spencer House, London, internal alterations (1785–1792) Royal Pavilion Brighton, (1786–87) remodelled by John Nash (1815–22) Bedford House, Bloomsbury, remodelled dining room (1787) demolished 1800 Knight's Hill, Norwood, Surrey, (1787) demolished 1810 Stanmore Park, Stanmore, Middlesex, (1787) demolished Woburn Abbey, the south front, library, stables, sculpture gallery, Chinese dairy, entrance lodge (1787–1802) Althorp remodelled the exterior and interior (1787–1789) 105 Pall Mall, London, remodelled interior (1787) demolished 1838 Dover House (was York House), Whitehall, extended the house adding the grand pillared & domed entrance hall and facade & portico on Whitehall (1789–1792) House, Allerton Mauleverer for the Duke of York (1788) rebuilt 1848–1851 Broadlands Ionic Portico on east front, and the major interiors (1788–1792) Oakley House, Bedfordshire, (1789–92) 44 Berkeley Square, remodelling of rooms the original architect being William Kent (c. 1790) Theatre Royal, Drury Lane designed the 3rd theatre (1791–1794) burnt down 1809 Covent Garden Theatre, new auditorium (1792) burnt down 1808 The Swan Hotel, Bedford c.(1792) Birchmore Farm, Woburn, Bedfordshire (1792) Oatlands House, Weybridge, (1794–1800) The Theatre, Aberdeen, Marischal Street, (1795) demolished Debden Hall, Uttlesford, Essex (1795) demolished 1936. Southill Park Southill, Bedfordshire (1796–1802) Park Place, Henley-on-Thames, (1796) demolished East India House