Is Alfred Waterhouse considered a major church designer?
No
Yes
Only for Catholic churches
Only for Anglican churches
Answer
No, while Alfred Waterhouse is known for his wide-ranging architectural contributions, church design is not considered a major focus of his work. He is primarily renowned for his distinctive blend of Gothic Revival and Victorian architectural styles in various non-ecclesiastical buildings, such as the Manchester Town Hall and the Natural History Museum in London.
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