Editing John Nash (architect) (section)

===Works in London===
[[File:Haymarket Theatre - DSC04238.JPG|thumb|right|[[Haymarket Theatre]]]]
Works in London include:{{efn|The lists of works are based on: ''John Nash: A complete catalogue'' by, Michael Mansbridge}}

*[[Park Crescent, London]] (1806, 1819–21)
*[[Carlton House]], alterations, demolished
*Southborough House, 14 Ashcombe Avenue, Southborough, [[Surbiton]] (1808)
*Southborough Lodge, 16 Ashcombe Avenue, Southborough, [[Surbiton]] (1808)
*18 Ashcombe Avenue, Southborough, [[Surbiton]] (1808) Southborough House's summer house
*[[Regent Street]] (1809–26) rebuilt
*[[Regent's Canal]] (1811–20)
*[[Royal Lodge]] (1811–20) subsequently remodelled by Sir [[Jeffry Wyattville]]
*[[Carlton House, London]] remodelled several interiors, (1812–14) demolished 1825 to make way for Nash's Carlton House Terraces
*[[Trafalgar Square]] (1813–30) completely redesigned by Sir [[Charles Barry]]
*The [[Rotunda (Woolwich)|Rotunda]], [[Woolwich]] (1814; re-erected 1820)
[[File:Marble.arch.london.arp.jpg|thumb|right|[[Marble Arch]]]]
*The King's Opera House, Haymarket, on the site of [[Her Majesty's Theatre]]. The Royal Opera Arcade is the only part presently standing (1816–18).
*[[Waterloo Place]] (1816) rebuilt
*The County Fire Office (1819) rebuilt
*[[Piccadilly Circus]] (1820) rebuilt
*Suffolk Place, Haymarket (1820)
*[[Haymarket Theatre]] (1820–21)
*14–16 Regent Street (Nash's own house) (1820–21)
*[[York Gate, London|York Gate]] (1821){{sfn|Historic England|1066044}}
*The Church of [[All Souls, Langham Place]] (1822–25)
*[[Hanover Terrace]] (1822)
*[[Royal Mews]] (1822–24)
[[File:Hanover Terrace - Regent's Park, NW1 - geograph.org.uk - 952733.jpg|thumb|right|Hanover Terrace]]
*[[Sussex Place]] (1822–23)
*Albany Terrace, London (1823)
*[[Park Square, London]] (1823–24)
*Park Village East and West (1823–34)
*[[Cambridge Terrace]] (1824)
*Landscaping of [[King's Road]] (1824)
*Ulster Terrace (1824)
*[[Buckingham Palace]]. The state rooms and western front (1825–30), since much extended by [[James Pennethorne]], [[Edward Blore]], and [[Aston Webb]]
*[[Clarence House]] (1825–27)
*[[Cumberland Terrace]] (1826)
*Former United Services Club [[Pall Mall, London|Pall Mall]] now [[Institute of Directors]] (1826–28)
[[File:Clarence house.jpg|thumb|right|[[Clarence House]]]]
*[[Gloucester Terrace]] (1827)
*[[Marble Arch]] (1828)
*430–449 [[Strand, London|Strand]] (1830)

====With Decimus Burton====
*[[Regent's Park]] (1809–32){{sfn|Williams|1990|pp=135-157}}
*[[York Terrace]] (1822){{sfn|ODNB a}}{{sfn|Historic England|1066044}}
*[[Chester Terrace]] (1825){{sfn|ODNB a}}
*[[Cornwall Terrace]]{{sfn|Williams|1990|pp=135-157}}
*[[Clarence Terrace]]{{sfn|Williams|1990|pp=135-157}}
*[[Carlton House Terrace]] (1827–33){{sfn|Williams|1990|pp=135-157}}
*[[St. James's Park]] (1814–27){{sfn|Williams|1990|pp=135-157}}

The changes made by John Nash to the streetscape of London are documented in the film ''John Nash and London'', featuring [[Edmund N. Bacon]] and based on sections of his 1967 book ''[[Design of Cities]].''