Deco Burtons

The table below lists all known locations, surviving and demolished, that we believe were commissioned and built specially for Burton. Most were designed by the in-house architects Harry Wilson and later Nathaniel Martin. If you’re looking for other locations that fall outside of the Art Deco period, check our listings of Non-Deco Burton locations.

Click or tap a column heading in the table to sort the locations by that column, for example to see all locations with a heritage listing. Click or tap the location name to see a dedicated page with more information about the location, details of foundation stones, photo galleries, a timeline, and links to external articles and information.

A guide to the rating and condition columns is shown below. These are based on subjective opinion but are useful for finding the most interesting and most at risk locations.

Rating: 5. One of a kind. 4. Some unique features. 3. Average, common features. 2. Very little of interest. 1. Changed beyond recognition.
Condition: A. Well preserved or restored. B. Good condition. C. Needs TLC or has some bad changes. D. Poor condition or has many changes. E. Derelict, at risk, or façade only.