Listed buildings by Philip Hardwick

There are 26 listed buildings matching this facet, across 17 local planning authorities.

Listed buildings associated with Philip Hardwick as architect, designer, builder, or named historical figure. Names have been canonicalised so common variants (e.g. "Sir Christopher Wren" / "Christopher Wren") are merged.

By country

• England — 26 buildings

By Local Planning Authority

Westminster 6 buildings

• Christ Church II*
  Church
• Seaford House and Gate Piers II*
  House
• Uxbridge House II*
  Manor House
• Wellington Barracks East Guardhouse II
• Wellington Barracks Main Centre Block With East And West Wings II
• Wellington Barracks West Guardhouse II

Camden 2 buildings

• New Hall II*
• New Hall Library II*
  Library

City of London 2 buildings

• Church Of St Bartholomew The Less, St Bartholomew'S Hospital II*
  Church
• City Of London Club II*

Teignbridge 2 buildings

• Stover House II*
  Country House
• The Granite Lodge Adjacent A38 Approx 1550 Metres North-North-West Of Stover House II*
  Lodge

West Northamptonshire 2 buildings

• Church Of St Mary The Virgin I
  Church
• Church Of St Michael I
  Church

Bolton 1 building

• Former Church Of The Holy Trinity II
  Church

Dorset 1 building

• Church Of St Andrew II*
  Church

Dover 1 building

• 1-30, Waterloo Crescent II
  Terrace

Herefordshire, County of 1 building

• Episcopal Palace, Including Gatehouse And Attached Ranges And Wall II*

Kensington and Chelsea 1 building

• Tomb Of Thomas Hardwick And Philip Hardwick II
  Tomb

Lewisham 1 building

• Church Of St John II
  Church

North Devon 1 building

• Hall House II*
  Country House

Rushmoor 1 building

• Royal Garrison Church Of All Saints II
  Church

Sheffield 1 building

• Memorial obelisk at junction of Norton Lane II
  Monument

South Cambridgeshire 1 building

• Babraham Hall The Institute Of Animal Physiology II
  Country House

Tower Hamlets 1 building

• Dockmaster's Office II
  House

Wychavon 1 building

• Pakington Memorial About 15 Metres South Of South Porch Of Church Of St Mary II
  Memorial