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The family house at Guestrow is thought to have been built by his uncle William Dauney, who was a master mason.

It was an imaginative scheme, built under the direction of master mason Thomas Bartewe, a prominent contractor for King Henry's contemporary fortification works along the South Coast.

Surviving records indicate that the prominent gatehouse was built by local labour under several master masons, including Thomas Crompe, William Sharnall and Thomas Wrek, with the king's master mason Henry Yevele taking a supervisory role.

The church of Sainte-Ursule, built in 1686 by the master mason Antoine Carrier, became the parish church after the Concordat.

The most likely candidate for the architect is Dr George Clarke of All Souls; the master mason was William Townsend/Townesend.

It was constructed by master mason Christian Wilhelm Rask Licht's company C.

Cities and towns in Friuli-Venezia Giulia William of Sens or Guillaume de Sens (died August 11, 1180) was a 12th-century French master mason and architect, believed to have been born at Sens, France.

Hugh de Lacy strengthened the castle with a massive round keep, probably employing master masons from the Welsh Marches, where such keeps were then popular.

Soon after, Oliver Sinclair was installed as captain, and the surviving accounts for the period 1537–1539 record that George Sempill was the master mason, carrying out the repairs under the direction of John Scrimgeour, the King's Master of Works.

Its scant industry consisted of five master masons, various ventures in shipping and transport, two cement and plaster factories, a trader in nuts and dried fruit, a machine for shucking almonds, a flour mill, a carob crusher, a wood dealer, and an oil press.

Jean de Chelles (), master mason and sculptor.

In 1483 (who carved the statues of the Last Judgement) became the master mason.

In 1571 was brought in as master mason to finish vaulting the nave and finish the work.