Date of Birth: Circa 1642
Date of Death: 1722
Nationality: English
Notes: Winde was an architect-soldier who was the son of a Royalist who had fled to the Low Countries after the Civil War. The young Winde pursued a parallel career as a military engineer and a country house architect, the latter the result of the patronage of his godfather, the 1st Earl of Craven, for whom he designed at least one house (Hampstead Marshall), and possibly more. Winde was a contemporary of Christopher Wren and a fellow member of the Royal Society and could perform virtually any task associated with house-building, including landscaping, acting as supervisor of works, designer, and procurer of artwork for his clients' houses. Howard Colvin considered Winde one of the most important country house architects of the late 17th century.

Date of Birth: 1878
Date of Death: 1958
Nationality: British
Notes: Deacon attended Liverpool University School of Architecture between 1895 and 1897 and was articled to Charles Ernest Deacon 1897-1900. He was assistant to Edward Percy Hinde from 1900 until 1901 and began independent practice in Swansea in 1906.

Date of Birth: 1739
Date of Death: 1808
Nationality: Italian
Notes: Rome was the architect's birthplace; he came to England in 1767 and worked for brothers Robert and John Adam. Bonomi was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1789 with the support of Sir Joshua Reynolds. Bonomi was recognized in 1804 as the honorary architect for St. Peter's in Rome. Jane Austen names him in "Sense and Sensibility" as a popular architect. Bonomi's designs resemble the Adam brothers' style in certain ways; however, Colvin describes his interiors as "more robust."

Date of Birth: 1789
Date of Death: 1870
Nationality: British
Notes: Son of Robert Burn. William Burn's nephew, John McVicar Anderson, was the successor of his architecture practice.