Henry Vaughan Lanchester

Henry Vaughan Lanchester
Nascimento	9 de agosto de 1863 Londres
Morte	16 de janeiro de 1953 (89 anos) Seaford, East Sussex
Nacionalidade	Britânico
Obras notáveis	City Hall (Cardiff)
Prêmios	Medalha de Ouro do RIBA (1934)

Henry Vaughan Lanchester (Londres, 9 de agosto de 1863 – Seaford, East Sussex, 16 de janeiro de 1953) foi um arquiteto britânico.

Foi professor de arquitetura da University College London, e recebeu a Medalha de Ouro do RIBA de 1934.

• City Hall (Cardiff) (1897–1905)
• Cardiff Law Courts (1901–04)
• The Town Hall Deptford, London (1902–07)
• Westminster Central Hall, Westminster (1905–11)
• Third Church of Christ Scientist, Curzon Street, Westminster (1910–12) tower (1931–32)
• The Post Office Lucknow (1916)
• Housing schemes in Portsmouth & Weybridge (1920–23)
• Council Building for the United Provinces, Lucknow (1921)
• Planned new suburbs in Rangoon (1921)
• Planned new suburbs in Zanzibar (1922)
• Harrogate Hospital (1925)
• Hospital Cairo (1927)
• Parkinson Building, Universidade de Leeds (1927–1951)
• Palácio Umaid Bhawan, Jodhpur, Índia (1929–43)

• Town Planning in Madras (1918)
• Zanzibar a Study in Tropical Town Planning (1923)
• Fischer von Erlach (1924)
• Talks on Town Planning (1924)
• The Art of Town Planning (1925)
• Outline of Studies in Town Planning (1944)

• 
  Cardiff City hall (1897-1905)
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  Cardiff City hall (1897-1905)
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  The dome, Cardiff City hall (1897-1905)
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  The tower, Cardiff City hall (1897-1905)
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  Law Courts, Cardiff (1901-04)
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  Deptford Town Hall (1902-07)
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  Detail of the facade, Deptford Town Hall (1902-07)
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  Methodist Central Hall, Westminster (1905-11)
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  Parkinson Building, Leeds University (1927-1951)

Referências

• Page 232 Edwardian Architecture: A Biographical Dictionary, A. Stuart Gray 2nd Edition 1988
• Page 9, Directory of British Architects 1834-1914 Volume 2: L-Z, Antonia Brodie, Alison Felstead, Jonathan Franklin, Leslie Pinfield and Jane Oldfield, 2001 Continuum
• Chapter IX H.V. Lanchester, Representative British Architects of the Present Day, C.H. Reilly, 1931 B.T. Batsford Ltd