This was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details): |
| Date started | Building name | Town, district or village | Island | City or county | Country | Notes |
| 1890 | Govan District Asylum | Govan | | Glasgow | Scotland | Design commission (won in competition) |
| 1890 | London County Council Municipal Lodging House | | | London | England | Competition design - unsuccessful |
| 1891 | Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum | Kelvingrove | | Glasgow | Scotland | Competition design - reached second tier |
| 1891 | Rowntree's Cocoa Works | York | | Yorkshire | England | Additions |
| 1891 | Society of Friends Building | | | Dundee | Scotland | Design of elevation in consultation with William Mackison as part of Whitehall Street and Crescent improvement act redevelopment |
| 1892 | Kirkintilloch Original Secession Church | Kirkintilloch | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
| 1892 | National Schools | Snainton | | Yorkshire | England | Design exhibited |
| 1892 | St Pancras Municipal Buildings | St Pancras | | London | England | Third (or second?) premiated competition design |
| 1892 | Walsall Town Hall | Walsall | | Staffordshire | England | Unsuccessful competition entry |
| 1893 | Biscuit Factory of Gray, Dunn & Co, Kinning Park | Kinning Park | | Glasgow | Scotland | Extension (115 Stanley Street) |
| 1893 | Pump Room and Municipal Buildings extension | Bath | | Somerset | England | Unsuccessful competition design |
| 1893 | The Mount School | York | | Yorkshire | England | Gymnasium |
| 1894 | Adult School | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | Scotland | |
| 1894 | Miss Maris Woodhead's School for Ladies, Gymnasium, Westlands | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | Scotland | |
| 1894 | Radnor Park UF Church | Clydebank | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
| 1894 | Residence | Harrogate | | Yorkshire | England | Design exhibited |
| 1894 | Society of Friends Mission Hall and Institute | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | England | |
| 1894 | Temperance Hall, Scalby | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | Scotland | |
| 1894 | UP Church | Bridge of Allan | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | |
| 1895 | Arts and Crafts Exhibition, Queen's Rooms | | | London | England | With George Walton |
| 1895 | John Rowntree & Sons Café | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | England | With George Walton |
| 1895 | Lady Artists' Club, Blythswood Square | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Designs for Fancy Fair, with George Walton |
| 1895 | Shopfront for Neilson, Shaw and Macgregor | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
| 1896 | Belfast Town Hall | | | Belfast | Northern Ireland | First premiated competition design, but commission subsequently awarded to Alfred Brumwell Thomas |
| 1896 | Glasgow School of Art | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Unsuccessful competition design |
| 1896 | Glenbank | Lenzie | | Dunbartonshire/Lanarkshire | Scotland | Remodelled, with George Walton designing interior |
| 1896 | Govan District Asylum, gate lodge | | | Glasgow | Scotland | HS attribution - 'presumably' |
| 1896 | Lady Artists' Club, Blythswood Square | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Gallery, with George Walton |
| 1896 | William Rowntree's department store | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | England | Tea room and extensions, with George Walton |
| 1897 | Asylum for the Insane | | | Beirut | Syria | Design exhibited |
| 1897 | Town Hall | | | Cardiff | Wales | Unsuccessful competition design |
| 1897 | Victoria Place Baptist Church | Govanhill | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
| 1898 | Riseborough | Scarborough | | Yorkshire | Scotland | During period of partnership but probably by Fred Rowntree alone |
| 1898 | Rowntree's Cocoa Works | York | | Yorkshire | England | Further additions |
| 1898 | UP Church | Newlands | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
| 1899 | Cartwright Memorial Hall | Bradford | | Yorkshire | England | Competition design |
| 1899 | Two lodges | | | Yorkshire | England | |
| 1899 | Workshops for George Walton & Co | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Stark & Rowntree |
Currently, there are no references for this . The information has been derived from: the British Architectural Library / RIBA Directory of British Architects 1834-1914; Post Office Directories; and/or any sources listed under this individual's works.