facing Regent's Park. Plans were drawn up by Chambers's pupil Thomas Hardwick and the foundation stone was laid on 5 July 1813. When construction was almost complete, it was decided that this new building should serve as the parish church, and so alterations were made to the design.
Located adjacent to Regent's Park, plans for the structure were created by Thomas Hardwick, a student of Chambers', and the cornerstone was laid on 5 July 1813. At the time of completion, it was decided that this new building would function as the local parish church, prompting adjustments to the original design.