Original sentence: Charles Henry Driver (1832-1900) was a significant architect of the Victorian era, with a reputation for pioneering use of ornamental iron work for which he was seen as a leading authority.From 1865 he worked with R.He also painted oils and water colour pictures some of which survive.He consulted in this area for Joseph Paxton on The Crystal Palace project as part of the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park, London.He died on 27 October 1900 and is buried in West Norwood Cemetery, leaving an estate of about one million pounds, a massive sum.Hood on many of the railway stations on the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, including the London Bridge terminus.Other work includes piers at Llandudno, Nice, and Southend-on-Sea.There are also many other railways projects across England and South America, plus individual buildings of importance, such as Dorking Town Hall.Working with the engineer Joseph Bazalgette on the massive construction of the London sewerage system, he completed the architectural design for the Westminster Embankment and the great pumping houses at Abbey Mills and Crossness, which were decorative temples to Victorian engineering and steam power
Edited sentence: As a most competent painter he produced oils and water colour pictures some of which survive.Charles Henry Driver (1832-1900) was one of the most significant and important architects of the Victorian era.He consulted in this area for Joseph Paxton on The Crystal Palace project as part of the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park, London, UK.He died on 27 October 1900 and is buried in West Norwood Cemetery.His major contribution to the design and architecture of latter part of the 19th century was his pioneering work in the use of ornamental iron work for which he was seen as a leading authority.It is known that he left an estate of about one million pounds upon his death, a testimony to his productivity and considerable success.Other work includes piers at Llandudno, Nice, and Southend-on-Sea, plus numerous railways stations in the south of England, including the London Bridge terminus.There are also many other railways projects in England and South America, plus individual buildings of importance.Working with the engineer Joseph Bazalgette who was responsible for the massive construction of the London sewerage system, he not only completed the Westminster Embankment but the architectural design of the great pumping houses at Abbey Mills and Crossness which are existing decorative temples to Victorian engineering steam power