A building proposed to replace the old buildings of Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Reproduction of perspective and plan, 1993, after a drawing by A. Beresford Pite, 1904.

A colossal cruciform building of about fourteen storeys topped with pavilions, and with a taller central tower, fills the ancient site of the hospital, including the site of the Gibbs buildings. A similar but lower redevelopment is shown in A. Delbert Evans and L.G. Redmond Howard, The romance of the British voluntary hospital movement, London 1930, p.