Julius Alfred Chatwin - Architect

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Date:1830 - 1907 (c.)

Description:Julius Alfred Chatwin, (1830-1907) was educated at King Edward VI School in New St, started work with the local building contractors Branson & Gwyther. In 1851 he was articled to the firm of Charles Barry. He was a prolific designer both of churches, mostly in a Gothic style, and of secular buildings usually in a Renaissance style. In the City centre he built the
neo-classical chancel of St. Philip’s and the former Lloyds bank in Temple Row.

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Public Buildings Ladywood Edgbaston City Centre Architecture 1914 - 1919 (World War I) 1901 - 1913 (Edwardian) 1837 - 1900 (Victorian Period)

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