A.F. Scott & Sons was an architectural firm established in Norwich, Norfolk, England. It was by formed by Augustus Frederic Scott (1854-1936) and his two sons, Eric Wilfrid Boning Scott (1889-1981) and Theodore Gilbert Scott (1891-1974). E. W. B. Scott had joined his father's practice as A. F. Scott & Son in 1910. In c.1918 they were joined by T. G. Scott when the title was changed to A. F. Scott & Sons
Messrs. Bunting's shop, Norwich: Green's Clothing Hall, Norwich; block of four shops, Cromer, for Messrs. Mortimer; Memorial Church, Thorpe Road, Norwich; Church, Dereham Road, Norwich; churches and schools at Letchworth, Cambridge, and Cromer; churches at Attleborough and Harleston; Sunday schools, Norwich and Fleetwood; Cemetery chapel, etc., Cromer: a number of factories (shoe, currying and clothing), Norwich; fire brigade station, Cromer; many residences at Norwich, Cromer, and Brundall; " Marlborough Hotel, and "Clifton Ville" Hotel, Cromor; "Eversley " (boarding house), Cromer, etc. [Source: Entry on Augustus Frederic Scott in Who's Who in Architecture 1923]
For an additional list of architectural projects by Augustus Frederic Scott and his practice see Wikipedia.