can you tell me some other works that he has done?
The Circus and Gay Street.
John Wood, the Younger
roject consisted of completing the Circus (his father died less than three months after the first stone was laid). His next achievement was the design and build of Gay Street to connect Queen Square and the Circus, his father's greatest triumphs.

when was the royal crescent in bath built Between 1767 and 1774. what was the royal crescent? It is a row of 30 terraced houses laid out in a sweeping crescent in the city of Bath who designed them? John Wood. where is he from? Bath.
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John Wood, the Younger [SEP] Works
During the 1770s a new more severe neo-classical style was becoming fashionable. Wood pioneered this new style in buildings such as the Hot Bath (built using the Doric order), the Royal Crescent and the Bath Assembly Rooms. These buildings contrasted with the more decorated and embellished style preferred by his father. Whilst John Wood the Elder's Circus includes superimposed orders and a detailed frieze, the Royal Crescent – designed by his son - has a single order and plain decoration throughout.