James A. Fuller

James Augustus Fuller (1823–1902) was a British Army officer and architect. He rose to the rank of general, and his architectural works include the Bombay High Court built in 1871–8. He supervised Frederick William Stevens, while he was designing his first important commission in Bombay, the Royal Alfred Sailors' Home (now Maharashtra Police Headquarters).

References

↑ Chrimes, Michael Mark (2016). "Architectural dilettantes: construction professionals in British India 1600-1910. Part 2. 1860-1910: The advent of the professional". Construction History. 31 (1): 99–140. JSTOR 26489022.
↑ "High Court, Bombay (now Mumbai), by Col. J. A. Fuller, R.E. (1823-1902)". www.victorianweb.org. Retrieved 31 May 2020.
↑ "(Former) Royal Alfred Sailors' Home, Bombay, by Frederick William Stevens (1847-1900)".

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[1] Chrimes, Michael Mark (2016). "Architectural dilettantes: construction professionals in British India 1600-1910. Part 2. 1860-1910: The advent of the professional". Construction History. 31 (1): 99–140. JSTOR 26489022.

[2] "High Court, Bombay (now Mumbai), by Col. J. A. Fuller, R.E. (1823-1902)". www.victorianweb.org. Retrieved 31 May 2020.

[3] "(Former) Royal Alfred Sailors' Home, Bombay, by Frederick William Stevens (1847-1900)".