1735 in architecture

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The year 1735 in architecture involved some significant events.

• The North Quad of All Souls College at the University of Oxford, designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor, is completed.
• The South Range (Front Screen) of The Queen's College, Oxford, is completed.
• Reconstruction of Cathedral of San Carlos De Borromeo (Matanzas) in Cuba is completed.
• Major reconstruction of Udine Cathedral in the Republic of Venice by Domenico Rossi is completed.
• Church of San Francesco di Paola, Milan, designed by Marco Antonio Bianchi, is consecrated.
• Chandos Mausoleum in Canons Park near London, designed by James Gibbs, is built.^[1]
• Spanish Riding School in Vienna, designed by Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach, is completed.
• Rokeby Hall in the north of England, designed by Thomas Robinson, is completed.
• 8-9 Henrietta Street, Dublin, are built.

• October 27 – William Newton, English architect (died 1790)

• Antonio Beduzzi, Italian architect and interior designer working in Vienna (born 1675)

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