William Granville

William Granville was a British architect and soldier born in 1874. He served in the Royal Engineers during World War I and contributed to military infrastructure projects. After the war, he practiced architecture, designing various buildings and overseeing construction projects in the UK. His work reflected a commitment to both functional design and aesthetic detail. Granville’s career combined technical military skills with creative architectural expertise, illustrating a versatile professional dedicated to public and private development during a transformative period in British history.