William Burges

William Burges (born December 2, 1827, in London) was a British architect known for his work in the Gothic Revival style . He was educated at King's College School . Burges held British citizenship within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland .

Throughout his career as an architect, Burges primarily focused on designing buildings in the Gothic Revival style . Some of his notable works include the restoration of Cardiff Castle and the construction of Castell Coch.

William Burges passed away on April 20, 1881, at The Tower House, his London residence . Over his lifetime, Burges made significant contributions to the world of architecture and left a lasting impact in his field.