Mountford started his own architecture practice in 1881. His commissions included: Battersea Public Library (1888-1890), Battersea Polytechnic (1890-91), Sheffield Town Hall (1890-1897), Battersea Town Hall (1892-93), the Northampton Institute at Clerkenwell (1893-98) and the Central Criminal Courts at the Old Bailey (1900-07). He submitted plans for the Aldwych redevelopment (1900) and was one of the eight architects selected to design the new London County Council Hall (1908).
Mountford started his own architecture practice in 1881. His commissions included: Battersea Public Library (1888-1890), Battersea Polytechnic (1890-91), Sheffield Town Hall (1890-1897), Battersea Town Hall (1892-93), the Northampton Institute at Clerkenwell (1893-98) and the Central Criminal Courts at the Old Bailey (1900-07). He submitted plans for the Aldwych redevelopment (1900) and was one of the eight architects selected to design the new London County Council Hall (1908).
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