John Nash and Regency London urban projects (1806–1820)

1. Nash begins Park Crescent as a new gateway

   Jan 1, 1806Labels: Park Crescent, John Nash

   • Park Crescent
   • CityAM

2. Commissioners of Woods and Forests created

   Jan 1, 1810Labels: Commissioners of, Crown Land

   • Woods Comm

3. Nash drafts an early Regent’s Park plan

   Mar 1, 1811Labels: Regent s, John Nash

   • Cambridge Core
   • Victorian London

4. Nash proposes Regent Street as a new spine

   Jan 1, 1812Labels: Regent Street, John Nash

   • MIT Dome
   • Regent Street

5. Regent’s Canal authorized by Parliament

   Jul 13, 1812Labels: Regent s, Parliament Act

   • Regent s Canal

6. Nash becomes an Office of Works architect

   Jan 1, 1813Labels: Office of, John Nash

   • John Nash

7. Work on Regent Street begins under new powers

   Jan 1, 1814Labels: Regent Street, land acquisition

   • Regent Street
   • English Heritage

8. First section of Regent’s Canal opens

   Jan 1, 1816Labels: Regent s, Freight

   • Regent s Canal
   • English Heritage

9. Park Crescent reaches completion

   Jan 1, 1821Labels: Park Crescent, completion

   • Park Crescent
   • CityAM

10. Cornwall Terrace completes the park’s first grand row

    Jan 1, 1823Labels: Cornwall Terrace, Decimus Burton

    • Cornwall Terrace
    • Regent s Park

11. All Souls Church anchors the Regent Street bend

    Nov 25, 1824Labels: All Souls, Langham Place

    • Historic England
    • All Souls

12. Regent Street and Regent’s Park reach working form

    Jan 1, 1826Labels: Regent Street, Regent s

    • London Museum
    • MIT Dome
    • English Heritage