 Also in London, he designed the 1870 Mappin & Webb building in Gothic style on the corner of Queen Victoria Street and Poultry (demolished in 1994 after a protracted controversy and Public Inquiry and replaced with the No 1 Poultry Building), and was joint architect, with his partner John James Joass, of Whiteleys department store.In 1890, he designed Chartered Accountants Hall for the Institute of Chartered Accountants, which was one of the first Neo-baroque buildings in the City of London, where banks and commercial concerns had previously preferred a more sober classicism.It featured extensive sculptural work by Sir Hamo Thornycroft, Harry Bates and others, consisting of several high-relief panels as well as stand-alone statues.