John Alfred Gotch
[4] John Gotch attended Kettering Grammar School and later studied at the University of Zürich and at King's College London.[6] The Practice was also responsible for the design of several First World War memorials, and the alteration and expansion of numerous historic country houses, for example, Madingley Hall, now the Institute of Continuing Education, part of the University of Cambridge.In addition, he was vice-president of the Society of Antiquaries, a founder member of the Royal Fine Art Commission, a Trustee of the Soane Museum, and president of the Northamptonshire Association of Architects in 1911-1922.[13][14] RIBA has an archive of Gotch’s sketchbooks, topographical drawings and manuscripts whilst further correspondence is held by Northamptonshire Record Office.[15] Historic England hold a series of negatives taken by Gotch[16] and photographs, donated by him, are also held in the Conway Library whose archive of architectural images is in the process of being digitised as part of the wider Courtauld Connects project.
KetteringNorthamptonshireUniversity of ZurichKing's College LondonKettering Grammar Schoolarchitectarchitectural historianPre-RaphaeliteThomas Cooper GotchUniversity of ZürichCharles SaundersMadingley HallInstitute of Continuing EducationUniversity of CambridgeMidland BankEdwin LutyensPoultry, LondonArt DecoSoho HouseElizabethanJacobean architectureRoyal Institute of British ArchitectsCourtauld Institute of ArtMargaret WhinneyInigo JonesJohn WebbArchitectural AssociationSociety of AntiquariesRoyal Fine Art CommissionSoane MuseumUniversity of OxfordNorthamptonshire Record OfficeHistoric EnglandConway LibraryCharles WicksteedRothwell Market HouseLeonard ShuffreyKettering Municipal Officesregistration of architectsNational Heritage List for England