Editing Regency architecture (section)

==Public buildings==
The period saw a great increase in public buildings, at both the national and local level.<ref>Summerson, 189–203, 225–251; Strong, 504–505</ref> In London, three bridges were built over the Thames between 1813 and 1819: [[Vauxhall Bridge]], [[Waterloo Bridge]] and [[Southwark Bridge]], all privately financed by toll charges.<ref>Summerson, 233–236</ref> Shops began to be included systematically into newly planned developments, and the covered [[Arcade (architecture)|arcade]] of shops was introduced, with the [[Burlington Arcade]] in London (1815–19) the earliest.<ref>Summerson, 259–260</ref>