Editing Giles Gilbert Scott (section)

==Works==
[[File:22WeymouthStreet.jpg|thumb|22 Weymouth Street]]
[[File:Guildhallnorthblock.jpg|right|thumb|North Block at Guildhall]]
[[File:Whitelandsttc.jpg|thumb|Whitelands Teacher Training College, pictured in 2005 while undergoing conversion to residential accommodation.]]
[[File:Clarememorialcourt.jpg|thumb|[[Clare College, Cambridge]] Memorial Court]]
[[File:Chesterhousepaddington.jpg|thumb|Chester House]] 
[[File:CambridgeULtower.jpg|thumb|upright|Tower at the Cambridge University Library]]
[[File:Williamboothcollege.jpg|thumb|William Booth Memorial Training College]]
[[File:Park Royal Guinness Brewery during demolition December 2005.jpg|thumb|Guinness Brewery Park Royal, during demolition]]
[[File:St Josephs Church.JPG|thumb|Saint Joseph's Church, [[Sheringham]], built between 1910 and 1936]]
[[File:Tate-modern-london.jpg|thumb|[[Bankside Power Station]] (now [[Tate Modern]]), London, completed in 1963]]
[[File:K6PhoneBox.jpg|thumb|upright|A [[Red telephone box|K6 telephone box]] in the [[Liverpool Cathedral|Liverpool Anglican cathedral]], both designed by Giles Gilbert Scott.]]
[[File:Ourladyofmountcarmelkensington.jpg|right|thumb|Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, [[Kensington]] ]]
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Work!!Place!!Date!!Notes
|-
| St Botolph's Church
| [[Carlton-in-Cleveland]], Yorkshire
| 1896–97
| designed by Temple Moore with Scott as clerk of works
|-
| [[Liverpool Cathedral]]
|Liverpool
| 1903–60
| completed posthumously in 1978
|-
| Nanfans (private house)
| [[Prestwood]], Buckinghamshire
| 1903
|
|-
| Chapel in London Road
| [[Harrow, London]]
| 1905–06
|
|-
| [[Church of the Annunciation, Bournemouth|Church of the Annunciation (RC)]]
| [[Bournemouth]], Dorset
| 1906
|with [[George Frederick Bodley]], Grade II* listed
|-
| [[Church of the Holy Ghost, Midsomer Norton|Church of the Holy Ghost]]
| [[Midsomer Norton]], Somerset
| 1907–13
| conversion of a [[tithe barn]] for use as a church
|-
| Nave seating, All Saints' Church
| [[Bubwith]], Yorkshire
| 1909
|
|-
| East window, St Giles's Church
| [[Burnby]], Yorkshire
| 1909
|
|-
| Our Lady Star of the Sea and St Maughold Church (RC)
| [[Ramsey, Isle of Man]]
| 1909–12
|
|-
| Nave, St Mary's Church
| [[Bury, Lancashire]]
| {{Circa|1910}}
| <ref>https://www.buryparishchurch.com/history</ref>
|-
| [[Sheringham#St Joseph Roman Catholic Church|St Joseph's Church (RC)]]
| [[Sheringham]], Norfolk
| 1910–36
|
|-
| [[Chester Cathedral]], restoration
| [[Chester]], Cheshire
| 1911–13
|cloisters, east window of refectory, rood in the crossing
|-
| [[Ashtead#Grey Wings|Grey Wings]]
| [[Ashtead]], Surrey
| 1913
| with his brother Adrian, Grade II listed
|-
| Chancel of All Hallows' Church
| [[Gospel Oak]], London
| 1913–15
|
|-
| Church of Our Lady of the Assumption (RC)
| [[Northfleet]], Kent
| 1913–16
|
|-
| Lady Chapel [[reredos]], St Michael's Church (RC)
| [[Elswick, Tyne and Wear|Elswick]], [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]
| 1914
|
|-
| Rood Beam, [[St Deiniol's Church, Hawarden|St Deiniol's Church]]
| [[Hawarden]], [[Flintshire]]
| 1915–16
|
|-
| [[Church of St Paul, Liverpool|St Paul's Church, Stoneycroft]]
| Liverpool
| 1916
|
|-
|129 Grosvenor Road
|London
|{{Circa|1918}}
|[[loggia]], private house for [[Arthur Stanley (politician)|Arthur Stanley]]
|-
| Chancel, St Catherine's Church
| [[Pontypridd]], [[Glamorgan]]
| 1919
|
|-
| War memorial
| [[Hanmer, Wales|Hanmer]], [[Flintshire]]
| 1919
|
|-
| War memorial
| [[Hawarden]], Flintshire
| 1919–20
|
|-
| War memorial, [[St Saviour's Church, Oxton|St Saviour's Church]]
| [[Oxton, Merseyside|Oxton]], [[Birkenhead]], Cheshire
| 1920
|
|-
| War memorial cross, Our Lady of Victories Church (RC)
| [[Clapham]], London
| 1920
|
|-
| Alterations to south chancel chapel, Church of St Mary Abbot
| Kensington, London
| 1920–21
|
|-
| [[St Michael's Church, Chester Square|War Memorial Chapel at the Church of St Michael, Chester Square]]
| [[Belgravia]], London
| 1920–21
|
|-
| Rectory War memorial tablet and northern aisle screen, Holy Trinity Church
| Trefnant, [[Denbighshire]]
| 1921
|
|-
| War Memorial, Beaumont College
| Beaumont House, Old Windsor
| 1921
| with his brother Adrian
|-
| New church, [[Ampleforth Abbey]]
| [[Gilling East]], Yorkshire
| 1922–1924
| 2nd phase, Completed 1958–1961
|-
| Extensions to Junior House, [[Ampleforth College]]
| Gilling East, Yorkshire
| 1920s−30s
| Building now known as "Alban Roe House"
|-
| Memorial Court, [[Clare College, Cambridge|Clare College]]
| Cambridge
| 1923–34
|
|-
| Nave (a memorial to Downside boys killed in the First World War)
| [[Downside Abbey]], Somerset
| {{Circa|1923–25}}
|
|-
| K2 [[Red telephone box]]
|
| 1924
|
|-
| Reconstruction of St George's Church
| [[Kidderminster]], Worcestershire
| after 1924
|
|-
| War memorial, All Saints' Church
| [[Wigan]], Lancashire
| 1925
|
|-
| Church of St Alban and St Michael
| [[Golders Green]], London
| 1925
| built 1932–33
|-
| [[Chester House, Paddington|Chester House, Clarendon Place]]
| [[Paddington]], London
| 1925–26
| his own home
|-
| [[Charterhouse School]] chapel
| [[Godalming]], Surrey
| 1922; completed and consecrated 1927
| the largest war memorial in England
|-
| War memorial (Market Square), and municipal roll of honour in the [[Harris Museum]]
| [[Preston, Lancashire]]
| 1923–27; completed and unveiled 1927
|
|-
| All Saints' Church
| [[Wallasey]], Cheshire
| 1927–39
| uncompleted
|-
| Church of St Michael
| [[Ashford, Surrey]]
| 1928
| uncompleted
|-
| Memorial Chapel [[Bromsgrove School]]
| [[Bromsgrove]], Worcestershire
| 1928–39
|
|-
| Continuation of the north range, St Swithun's Buildings, [[Magdalen College, Oxford|Magdalen College]]
| Oxford
| 1928–30
|
|-
| [[William Booth Memorial Training College]]
| [[Camberwell]], London
| 1929
|
|-
| St Ninian's Church (RC)
| [[Restalrig]], Edinburgh
| 1929
| uncompleted
|-
| [[Church of Our Lady & St Alphege, Bath|Church of Our Lady and St Alphege]]
| Oldfield Park, Bath
| 1929
|
|-
| St Francis of Assisi Church
| [[High Wycombe]], Buckinghamshire
| 1929–30
|
|-
| [[Whitelands College]]
| [[Wandsworth]]
| 1929–31
|
|-
| Plinth for statue of [[Joshua Reynolds|Sir Joshua Reynolds]] [[Burlington House]]
| [[Piccadilly]], London
| 1929–31
|
|-
| [[Battersea Power Station]]
| London
| 1929–35
| consultant on exteriors
|-
| North East Tower, [[Our Lady of Grace and St Edward Church]] (RC)
| [[Chiswick]], London
| 1930
|
|-
| K3 [[Red telephone box]]
|
| 1930
|
|-
| [[Phoenix Theatre (London)|Phoenix Theatre]] [[Charing Cross Road]]
| London
| 1930
| with [[Bertie Crewe]]
|-
| Altar, [[St Augustine's, Kilburn|St Augustine's]]
| [[Kilburn, London]]
| 1930
|
|-
| [[St Columba's Cathedral]]
| [[Oban]], [[Argyll]]
| 1930–53
|
|-
| Cropthorne Court private residences)
| [[Maida Vale]], London
| 1930–37
|
|-
| Apse and north tower, Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea (RC)
| [[Broadstairs]], Kent
| 1930–31
|
|-
| Classroom range, Gilling Castle
| Gilling East, Yorkshire
| after 1930
|
|-
| St Andrew's Church
| [[Luton]]
| 1931–32
|
|-
| [[Deneke Building]] and Chapel, [[Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford|Lady Margaret Hall]]
| Oxford
| 1931–33
|
|-
| [[Cambridge University Library|New University Library]]
| Cambridge
| 1931–34
|
|-
| Whitelands College, West Hill
| [[Putney]], London
| 1931
|
|-
| Vincent House, [[Pembridge Square]], Notting Hill
| [[Kensington]]
| 1932–35
| consultant
|-
| Clergy House for St Francis of Assisi Church
| High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
| 1933
|
|-
| [[Guinness]] Brewery
| [[Park Royal]], London
| 1933–35
| demolished 2006
|-
| Buildings in north court, [[Trinity Hall, Cambridge|Trinity Hall]]
| Cambridge
| 1934
|
|-
| Font Church of St Michael, Chester Square
| Belgravia, London
| 1934
|
|-
| Additions to St Joseph's Church (RC)
| [[Sheringham]], Norfolk
| 1934
|
|-
| Restoration of St Etheldreda's Church (RC), Ely Place
| [[Holborn]], London
| 1935
|
|-
| Fountains House, [[Park Lane (road)|Park Lane]]
| London
| 1935–38
| consultant
|-
| K6 [[red telephone box]]
|
| 1935
|
|-
| Main Building, [[University of Southampton]]
| [[Southampton]], Hampshire
| 1935
| in association with Gutteridge and Gutteridge
|-
| Private house, [[22 Weymouth Street]]
| [[Marylebone]], London
| 1936
|
|-
| [[Bodleian Library|New Bodleian Library]]
| Oxford
| 1937–40
| reconstructed as Weston Library by [[WilkinsonEyre]] 2011–15
|-
| Alterations to barn at Denham Golf Club
| [[Denham, Buckinghamshire]]
| 1938
|
|-
| [[:File:Hartland House.jpg|Hartland House]], [[St Anne's College, Oxford|St Anne's College]]
| Oxford
| 1938
| extended in 1973
|-
| High pedestal for [[George V of the United Kingdom|King George V]] [[Statue of George V, Westminster|monument]], Old Palace Yard
| Westminster
| 1939
|
|-
| North and South Blocks, [[County Hall, London|County Hall]]
| London
| 1939 and 1950–58
|
|-
| [[Waterloo Bridge]]
| London
| 1937–40
|
|-
| [[Kepier power station]]
| [[Durham, England|Durham]]
| 1940s
| never built
|-
| Chamber of the [[British House of Commons|House of Commons]]
| Westminster
| 1945–50
|
|-
| War memorial, St John the Baptist Church
| [[Penshurst]], Kent
| 1947
|
|-
| [[Forth Road Bridge]]
| Edinburgh
| 1947, constructed 1958–60
| consultant
|-
| [[Bankside Power Station]]
| London
| 1947, constructed 1947–63
| converted to [[Tate Modern]] art gallery by [[Herzog & de Meuron]] 1995–2000
|-
| Extension to [[St Anne's College, Oxford|St Anne's College]]
| Oxford
| 1949–51
|
|-
| [[Rye House Power Station]]
| [[Hoddesdon]], Hertfordshire
| {{Circa|1952}}
| demolished early 1990s
|-
| [[St Leonard's Church, St Leonards-on-Sea|St Leonard's Church]]
| [[St Leonards-on-Sea]], Sussex
| 1953–61
| with his brother Adrian
|-
| Roof for the bomb-damaged [[Guildhall, London|Guildhall]]
| [[City of London]]
| 1953–54
|
|-
| Extension at Clare Memorial Court, [[Clare College, Cambridge|Clare College]]
| Cambridge
| 1953–55
|
|-
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church (RC)
| [[Kensington]], London
| 1954–59
|
|-
| St Anthony's Church (RC)
| Preston, Lancashire
| 1954–59
|
|-
| Offices for the [[City of London Corporation]] Guildhall
| City of London
| 1955–58
| alterations and refurbishment proposed
|-
| Chapel of [[University of Trinity College|Trinity College]]
| [[Toronto]], Canada
| 1955
|
|-
| [[North Tees Power Station]]
| [[Billingham]], County Durham
| 1950s
| demolished
|-
| St Mark's Church
| [[Biggin Hill]], London Borough of Bromley
| 1957–59
|
|-
| Church of Christ the King (RC)
| [[Plymouth]], Devon
| 1961–62
| built posthumously

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