The medical school at University of Sydney which was substantially finished in 1889, is considered a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture founded by Thomas Peter Anderson Stuart who married Lizza.
In 1889, the building was substantially completed; interior fitting was finalised in 1892. The building is regarded as a masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture The number of students in the medical school had increased from 6 in 1883 to 604 in 1912. Lizza later died of a morphia overdose on February 28, 1886. Around that time, Stuart's marriage to Lizza Ainsley ended in separation, after which he went to stay with his friend Robert Scot Skirving. 
