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Key
Buildings, all in Scotland:
Aberdeen - Robert Gordon's College (image below)
Aberfeldy, Perths. - General Wade's Bridge
Banff, Banffs. - Duff House (image below)
Chatelherault Lodge, Lanarks.
Haddo House, Aberdeenshire
Pollokshaws, Lanarks. - Pollok House
Library, Old College, Glasgow University 1732
Haddington Town House, East Lothian, 1748
Yester House, East Lothian - 1699-1728
by James Smith & Alexander MacGill, with interventions by William
& Robert Adam
Mellerstain, Berwicks.
William
Adam: Haddington Town House
originally by William Adam but little of his work remains

Haddington building - William Adam: photo © adrian
welch
William Adam: Building Photos

Duff house - William Adam: scanned image © adrian
welch

Robert Gordons - William Adam: photograph © adrian welch
William
Adam: Robert Gordon's College
William Adam: Background
William Adam, father of famous Scottish architect Robert Adam, was born
at Kirkcaldy in 1689.
In 1724 William Adam transformed Hopetoun House (Sir William Bruce, 1700)
into a great Scottish Classical House and this remains one of his key
works. William Adam was appointed in 1729 as the Surveyor of the Kings'
Works in Scotland. Robert joined John as an architect apprentice to his
father William Adam in 1746.
William died in 1748 and was buried at Greyfriars Churchyard, Edinburgh.
Robert then became Johns partner in the family business.
John Adam was born 1721 and his brother James Adam in 1732.
Scottish Architecture:
best Scottish Buildings of the last three decades
Edinburgh
Tours : Architecture Walking Tours
There is a contemporary Robert
Adam, architect, based in England who practices in the Classical style
of architecture. This Robert Adam is currently working on a housing in
Leith Docks:
Edinburgh
Buildings
World Architecture : e-architect
- a guide to key buildings across the globe
William Adam's son - architect
Robert Adam
Buildings / photos for the William Adam Architect page welcome:
info@e-architect.co.uk
Key Robert
Adam House - South Queensferry, Scotland
William Adam buildings -
page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt
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