Ernest Bower Norris
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Ernest Bower Norris, FRIBA was a prolific architect practising mostly in the north-west of England. His style fused modern, traditional and international influences, although in his ecclesiastical work he often favoured neo-byzantine or romanesque. A review of his work published in 1938 said that he had designed 80 schools and over 40 churches. At this stage he was mid-career and continued practising for a further 30 years. His buildings are predominantly brick, although often with steel or concrete structural support.
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Ernest Bower Norris
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Ernest Bower Norris
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Ernest Bower Norris
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Durban, South Africa,
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1969-04-24
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Didsbury, Manchester, England
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1889-02-15
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Our Lady and St Brigid's Church, Northfield
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St Cecilia's Church, Liverpool
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St John Fisher, West Heath, Birmingham
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St John the Baptist Church, Rochdale
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St Peter and St Paul's Church, New Brighton
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1889-02-15
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Ernest Bower Norris
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1969-04-24
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Ernest Bower Norris, FRIBA was a prolific architect practising mostly in the north-west of England. His style fused modern, traditional and international influences, although in his ecclesiastical work he often favoured neo-byzantine or romanesque. A review of his work published in 1938 said that he had designed 80 schools and over 40 churches. At this stage he was mid-career and continued practising for a further 30 years. His buildings are predominantly brick, although often with steel or concrete structural support.
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