Editing William Chambers (architect) (section)

==List of architectural work<ref>pages 196–256, Sir William Chambers Knight of the Polar Star, John Harris, 1970, A. Zwemmer Ltd</ref>==

===London work===
*[[Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew|Kew Gardens]], Kew, Surrey, various structures: House of Confucius (1749)  demolished; Frederick, Prince of Wales, Mausoleum (unexecuted); Gallery of Antiquities (1757) demolished; Orangery (1757–61); Temple of Pan (1758) demolished; Temple of Arethusa (1758) demolished; Alhambra (1758) demolished; Garden Seat (1758) demolished; Porter's Lodge (1758) demolished; Stables (1758) demolished; Temple of Victory (1759) demolished; Ruined Arch (1759); Theatre of Augusta (1760) demolished; Temple of Bellona (1760); Menagerie (1760) demolished; Exotic Garden (1760) demolished; Mosque (1761) demolished; Temple of the Sun (1761) demolished 1916 after damage in a storm; [[Great Pagoda, Kew Gardens|Great Pagoda]] (1761–62); Temple of Peace (1763) demolished; Temple of Aeolus (1763); Temple of Solitude (1763) demolished; Palladian Bridge (1763) demolished; Dairy (1773) demolished; and alterations to [[Kew Palace]] – demolished
*Leicester House, [[Leicester Square]], alterations (1757) – demolished
*[[Carlton House]], alterations, (1757–61), new porters lodge and remodelled entrance passage (c.&nbsp;1761), later virtually rebuilt (1783–6) by [[Henry Holland (architect)|Henry Holland]] – demolished
*Richmond House, Whitehall, gallery, greenhouse, gate to [[Privy Garden of the Palace of Whitehall|Privy Garden]] (1759–60) – demolished
*[[Parkstead House]] (formerly Manresa House and Bessborough House), [[Roehampton]] (1760)
*47 [[Leicester Square]], Sir [[Joshua Reynolds]]'s house, new painting room and gallery (c.&nbsp;1760-2) – demolished
*[[Pembroke House]], Whitehall, internal decoration (1760) riding house (1773) – demolished
*[[Buckingham Palace]] (then Queen's House), addition of north & south wings, west and east libraries, the Octagon Library, interior decorations and riding house (1762–68) – none of this work survives
*Grantham House, Whitehall, alterations (1760s) – demolished
*25 [[Grosvenor Square]], internal alterations (1762) – demolished
*[[Richmond Palace]], [[Richmond, London|Richmond]], various designs (1762, 1764, 1769, 1775) – none executed
*45 [[Berkeley Square]],  internal decoration (1763–7)
*13–22, 44–58 [[Berners Street]] (1764–70)
*Gower House, [[Whitehall]], Chamber's largest town house (1765–74) – demolished
*German Lutheran Chapel, [[Savoy Palace]], (1766) – demolished
*20 Grosvenor Square, internal alterations (1767) – demolished
*[[Kew Observatory]], [[Old Deer Park]], for George III (1768)
*6 [[Cheyne Walk]], [[Chelsea, London|Chelsea]] (c.&nbsp;1768)
*[[St James's Palace]], internal decorations (late 1760s)
*21 Arlington Street, [[Westminster]] (1769)
*Milton House, [[Park Lane (road)|Park Lane]], entrance gate and screen (1769–71) – demolished
*Bedford House, [[Bloomsbury]], London, alterations and internal decorations (c.&nbsp;1769 – c.&nbsp;1772) – demolished
*79 [[Piccadilly]], alterations including addition of attic storey (1770–71) – demolished
*Errington House (later Warwick House), Cleveland Row (1770–71) – demolished
*House [[Knightsbridge]] (1770–72) – demolished
*[[Wick House, Richmond Hill]] (1771–72)
*3 [[St. James's Square]], internal alterations (1771) – demolished
*[[Algernon Coote, 6th Earl of Mountrath|The Earl and Countess of Mountrath's tomb]], St John's Chapel, [[Westminster Abbey]] (1771)
*[[Albany (London)|Melbourne House]] Piccadilly, (1771–76) converted to the Albany by [[Henry Holland (architect)|Henry Holland]] (1803–4)
*[[Marlborough House]], addition of attic and internal alterations including new chimney-piece in the state drawing room (1771–74)
*14 Cecil Street, interior work (c.&nbsp;1772)
*62 [[Curzon Street]] (1773)
*15 George Street, internal alterations and Doric porch (1774)
*51 Grosvenor Street, alterations (1774–5)
*[[Somerset House]], Chambers' [[Masterpiece|magnum opus]] (1776–96), the building was unfinished at Chambers' death and continued in (1829–31) under [[Robert Smirke (architect)|Robert Smirke]] who added the east wing

===England outside London===
*[[Goodwood House]], Sussex, South wing of house & stables (1757–60)
*[[Wilton House]], [[Wiltshire]], Triumphal arch, Casina, Rock Bridge, Library, tennis court (1757–74)
*[[Duntish|Duntish Court]], [[Dorset]], new house (c.&nbsp;1760–64)
*Poston Court, [[Herefordshire]], casino (1760)
*[[Newby Park]], (now Baldersby Park), Yorkshire, alterations to the house, pheasantry and menagerie (c.&nbsp;1760)
*[[Peper Harow]] House, [[Surrey]] (1760–65)
*[[Osterley Park]], [[Middlesex]], north front and gallery (1761); the rest of the house by [[Robert Adam]]
*Beechwood, [[Hertfordshire]], dining room (1761)
*The Hyde, near [[Ingatestone]], [[Essex]], hall and staircase (1761)
*The Hoo, Hertfordshire, alterations and interior decoration, bridge, temple, gateway, stables, boathouse and gate piers (c.&nbsp;1762)
*Temple of Romulus and Remus, Coleby Hall, [[Coleby, North Kesteven]], [[Lincolnshire]] (1762)
*[[Styche Hall]], [[Shropshire]], new house and stables (1762–66)
*[[Walcot Hall]], Shropshire, remodelling (1764–7)
*Teddington Grove, Middlesex, new house, greenhouse and temple (c.&nbsp;1765)
*[[Whitton Park|Whitton Place]], Middlesex, Mausoleum, redecoration of house, Roman Bathhouse, greenhouse, Temple of Aesculapius (1765–90)
*Completion of [[John Vardy]]'s house for Andrew Drummond (Vardy had died), [[Stanmore]], Middlesex (1765–70)
*[[Houghton House]], [[Houghton Conquest]], [[Bedfordshire]], restoration and alterations (1765); now a ruin
*Kirkleatham Hall, [[Kirkleatham]], Yorkshire, now the local museum and gallery (c.&nbsp;1765)
*[[Woodstock Town Hall]], [[Woodstock, Oxfordshire]] (1766)
*[[Blenheim Palace]], [[Oxfordshire]], Internal decorations, furniture, gateway to kitchen garden, Blagdon Bridge, Temple of Diana, Temple of Flora, Flower Garden, erection of [[Gian Lorenzo Bernini|Bernini]] Obelisk (1766–1775)
*Monument to [[Wriothesley Russell, 2nd Duke of Bedford]], [[St Michael's, Chenies]], Buckinghamshire (1766)
*[[Wrest Park]], Bedfordshire, Chinese Pavilion attributed (c.&nbsp;1766)
*Ansley Hall, [[Ansley, Warwickshire]] Chinese temple (1767)<ref>{{cite book |date=1996 |last=Woods |first=May |title=Visions of Arcadia: European gardens from Renaissance to Rococo |publisher=Aurum |location=London, UK |page=180 |isbn=1854104292}}</ref>
*Barton Hall, [[Norfolk]], Library (1767)
*[[Terling Place]], Essex, work of unknown nature (1767–8)
*[[Woburn Abbey]], Bedfordshire, south wing including eating room and library; and Basin Bridge (1767–72)
*[[Cobham Hall]], [[Kent]], new rooms in south wing including the library, raising of attic (c.&nbsp;1767–70)
*[[Southill Park|Southill House]], [[Southill, Bedfordshire]], alterations (c.&nbsp;1768); the house was later rebuilt by Henry Holland
*[[Ampthill Park]], [[Ampthill]], Bedfordshire, addition of wings and redecoration of the interiors (1768–72)
*[[Milton Abbey School|Milton Abbey]], [[Dorset]], new house, porter's lodge and west front of abbey church, uniquely for Chambers all in [[Gothic Revival architecture|Gothic revival]] style
*New House, [[Woodstock, Oxfordshire]] (c.&nbsp;1769)
*[[Danson House]], Kent, internal alterations including new chimney-pieces, the Temple and 'Palladio Bridge' (late 1760s–1770)
*[[Tottenham House]], [[Wiltshire]], work of unknown nature (1770–76)
*[[Milton Hall]], [[Cambridgeshire]], alterations and interior decoration and garden temples (1770–76)
*Trinity House Chapel, [[Kingston upon Hull]], Yorkshire (1772)
*[[Amesbury Abbey (house)|Amesbury Hall]], Amesbury, Wiltshire, Chinese temple (1772) and ornamental bridge (1775)
*Theatre Royal, [[Liverpool]] (1772); demolished
*[[Milton Abbas]], estate village for Milton Abbey (1773)
*[[Newburgh Priory]], [[Coxwold]], Yorkshire, alterations (1774)
*[[Hedsor House]], [[Buckinghamshire]] (1778)

===Ireland===
*[[Abbeyleix House]], managing the construction of the house which had earlier been designed by [[James Wyatt]]
*[[Casino at Marino]], [[Marino, Dublin]] (1758–76). Garden pavilion for 1st Earl of Charlemont. Open to the public.<ref>{{cite book |last=De Breffny |first=Brian |author-link= |date=1983 |title=Ireland: A Cultural Encyclopedia |url= |location=London |publisher=Thames and Hudson |page=60 |isbn=}}</ref>
* [[Marino House]], [[Dublin]]. (1758–75) Alterations and additions to existing country house for 1st Earl of Charlemont. Demolished.
* Marino House, Dublin. Dragon gates. Relocated from original position.
*[[Castletown House]], (1760) [[County Kildare]], internal alterations of long gallery and other rooms and gate piers for Thomas Connolly
*[[Slane Castle]], [[County Meath]], work of unknown nature (1760s)
*[[Charlemont House]], [[Parnell Square|Rutland Square]], Dublin (1762–75) for 1st Earl of Charlemont. City house. Adapted for use as [[Hugh Lane Gallery]]. Porch added by others. Rear section demolished.
* Headford, [[County Meath]], (1765) Unexecuted design for country house with 13 bay garden front
* Town Hall, Main Street, [[Strabane]], [[County Tyrone]]. Design for steeple.
*[[Leinster House]], Dublin, redecoration of first floor apartments on garden front (1767)
* Hunting lodge, [[Roxborough Castle]], [[Moy, County Tyrone]]. (1768). Two unexecuted designs for Lord Charlemont.
* City Hall, Parliament Street, Dublin, (1768–1769). Unsuccessful competition entry.
*[[Rathfarnham Castle]], [[County Dublin]], refaced 16th-century castle, provided with Georgian windows, straight roof parapets with urns and Georgian interiors (1770–71) for Henry, 4th. Viscount Loftus, Later  1st. Earl of Ely.
*[[Lucan House]], [[Lucan, Dublin|Lucan]], County Dublin, (1773–75) for Agmondisham Vesey. Now Italian Embassy.
*[[Trinity College, Dublin]], East range. (1775). Not built.
*Trinity College, Dublin, College Exam Hall. (1775) In use as exam hall and theatre.<ref>De Breffny, pg. 61</ref>
*Trinity College, Dublin, Collegiate chapel (c.&nbsp;1775–1797). In use as chapel.<ref>De Breffny, pg. 61</ref>

===Scotland===
*[[Dunmore Pineapple]], [[Falkirk]], attributed (1761)
*[[Duddingston House]], [[Duddingston]], house, stables and temple (1763–68)
*26 [[St Andrew Square, Edinburgh]] (1769)
*[[Dundas House]], (now [[The Royal Bank of Scotland]]), [[St Andrew Square, Edinburgh]] (1771–74)

===Sweden===
*[[Råda säteri]], manor house in [[Härryda Municipality|Härryda]] just outside of [[Gothenburg]], (1770–72)
*[[Partille herrgård]], manor house in [[Partille Municipality|Partille]] just outside of Gothenburg, (1772–73)
*[[Svartsjö Palace]], concept for remodeling of the royal gardens, (1773–74).