William Henry Hill I
William Henry Hill I was a significant architect in Cork during the late 19th century, known for his role as the supervising architect for the expansion of Our Lady’s Hospital. His choice of red brick for the new construction marked a departure from the gothic style of his predecessor, William Atkins, highlighting his unique vision.
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William Henry Hill I was chosen as the new supervising architect for Our Lady’s Hospital in 1876.
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