Albert Museum 52 Grosvenor Street, Mayfair alterations 1727 Savile House, 6 Leicester Square, 1733, demolished 25 Leicester Square, 1733–34 demolished 49 Great Ormond Street, new library, 1734, demolished 16 Arlington Street, Mayfair 1734–40 House in Mortimer Street, Marylebone, London 1735–40, demolished Houses in Argyll Street, Westminster 1736–1761 House in Hanover Square, 1740, demolished New country houses Sudbrook Park, Petersham, 1715–19 (now Richmond Golf Club) Cannons, one of several architects involved, 1716–19, demolished 1747 Shrewsbury House, Isleworth, 1718–22, demolished c.1810 Ditchley House, 1720-7 Antony House, Cornwall, 1720-4 Balveny House, Banffshire, 1724, demolished 1929 House for Bartholomew Clarke and Hitch Young, Roehampton, c. 1724–29, demolished c. 1788 Acton Place, Acton, Suffolk, c. 1725–26, demolished 1825 Whitton Place, Whitton, London, 1725–31, demolished 1935 Stowe House, various garden temples from 1726 to 1749 Houghton Hall, one of several architects that worked on the building, c. 1727–35 Kelmarsh Hall, 1728–32 Kirkleatham Hall, designs 1728, probably not executed Gumley House, Isleworth, 1729 Hamstead Marshall, work was started on a new house, 1739, but abandoned after the client died the year work started Catton Hall, 1741 Patshull Hall, Staffordshire. 1742–54. The house was completed by William Baker of Audlem Bank Hall, Warrington, 1749–50 (now Town Hall) Alterations to existing country houses Orleans House, Twickenham, the Octagon room, c.1716–21 Alexander Pope's Villa, Twickenham, additions, 1719–20, demolished 1807–08 Wimpole Hall, remodelling, including the Chapel 1722–27, new library and main staircase 1732 Fairlawne, Shipbourne, extension, c.1723 Hartwell House, Buckinghamshire, remodelling of interiors 1723–25 Wentworth Castle, designed the wainscoting in the gallery 1724–25 Compton Verney House, stables, 1740 Hackwood Park, Hampshire, new portico, 1740 Badminton House, further remodelling of north front already remodelled by William Kent, 1745 Ragley Hall, interiors of the house, original architect Robert Hooke had left unfinished, 1751–c.1760 , See also :Category:James Gibbs buildings References Bibliography Terry Friedman and Peter Burman, James Gibbs as a Church Designer: An Exhibition Celebrating the Restoration of the Cathedral Church of All Saints at Derby, 1972, Chapterhouse Press, 1972. Friedman, Terry (1984) James Gibbs. Yale University Press. Little, Bryan (1955) The Life and Work of James Gibbs 1682–1754. Batsford Books. Summerson, John (1993) Architecture in the United Kingdom, 1530–1830 9th edition. Yale University Press. External links James Gibbs, Twickenham Museum 1682 births 1754 deaths 18th-century Scottish architects Alumni of the University of Aberdeen Architects from Aberdeen British architecture writers Scottish ecclesiastical architects Fellows of the Royal Society People educated at Aberdeen Grammar