Thomas Hamilton, Architect, Scotland, Building, Design, Scottish Projects, Office

Thomas Hamilton Architect : Architecture Information

Scottish Classical Architecture Practice, UK

Thomas Hamilton - Key Projects Thomas Hamilton buildings - Edinburgh Buildings Thomas Hamilton Buildings, alphabetical: Ayr Town Hall, Ayrshire Burns Monument, Calton Hill, Edinburgh Dean Orphanage - now Dean Gallery, 73 Belford Road, Edinburgh photo © adrian welch George IV Bridge, Edinburgh Old Town Royal College of Physicians, 9 Queen St, Edinburgh New Town Royal High School, Calton Hill, Edinburgh John Knox Statue: Doric column, Necropolis, Glasgow Thomas Hamilton - Key Scottish Building Royal High School Date: 1829 The Royal High School is one of the key Scottish examples of Enlightenment Architecture along with the National Monument behind it on Calton Hill. The Greek Doric columns are based on the Temple of Theseus, overlooking Athens. This building ceased to be a school in 1968 and was eventually purchased by the City of Edinburgh Council. Thomas Hamilton : Royal High School More info re designs by Thomas Hamilton online soon

Thomas Hamilton - Practice Information

Thomas Hamilton Architect - Background

Thomas Hamilton (1784 - 1858) was born in Glasgow but based his practice in Edinburgh. Most of his buildings were located in the Scottish capital.

Thomas Hamilton : Scottish Architect

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