Henry Willey Reveley b. c.1788

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
English born Henry Willey Reveley, sketcher, architect and civil engineer, was responsible for the design and supervision of public works at Fremantle, Perth and outlying districts, including the Perth Government Offices from 1829 to 1838. He is best known for his first major building, the twelve-sided sandstone gaol now called the Round House on its dramatic site on Arthur's Head, Fremantle.
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Related recognitions
  • Design of St George's Church at Cape Town, South Africa. (received)
  • Design of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cape Town, South Africa. (received)
  • Design of Public Office and Legislative Council building, Perth, WA, 1839. (received)
  • Design of the Old Court House, Perth, WA., 1836/1837. (received)
  • Design of Government House (received)
  • Design of The Commissariat Store, Perth, WA., 1834. (received)
  • Design of Government Barracks, Perth, WA., 1833. (received)
  • Design of The Round House (received)
  • Drawings of Perth Government Offices, WA., 1829. (received)
  • Society of Arts (received)
  • Design for the new London (Waterloo) Bridge. (received)
  • Design of St George's Church at Cape Town, South Africa. (received)
  • Design of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cape Town, South Africa. (received)
  • Design of Public Office and Legislative Council building, Perth, WA, 1839. (received)
  • Design of the Old Court House, Perth, WA., 1836/1837. (received)
  • Design of Government House (received)
  • Design of The Commissariat Store, Perth, WA., 1834. (received)
  • Design of Government Barracks, Perth, WA., 1833. (received)
  • Design of The Round House (received)
  • Drawings of Perth Government Offices, WA., 1829. (received)
  • Society of Arts (received)
  • Design for the new London (Waterloo) Bridge. (received)