Charles Douglas Figgis (1849–1895)^[1] was an architect active in Melbourne and Ballarat in the late nineteenth century who was a partner in the firm Caselli and Figgis. He was a Fellow of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects.^[2]

Figgis was the second son of parents Samuel Figgis and Sarah Figgis (born Smith). He died in 1895 aged 49 and was buried at Cheltenham.^[1] He married Zillah Ann Price in 1878. She died in 1939. They had three children: Ruby Kate born 1879, Charles Samuel born 1882 and Irene Sarah born 1886.^[3]

Figgis is noted as the architect of a number of important buildings in Ballarat, Victoria including the Ballarat Town Hall interior, the 1888 Ballarat Mining Exchange, The Geelong Club.^[4][5]

Other buildings designed by Figgis include:

• Lutheran Church, Doveton Street South, Ballarat, 1876
• St Andrew's Presbyterian Church tower and spire, Ballarat, 1884^[6]
• Ballarat Congregationalist Church, 1862
• Ballarat East Fire Station
• group of villas in Malvern, Victoria, c. 1880.^[7]