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Major Buildings, alphabetical: Duddingston House, southeast Edinburgh, Scotland 1763-68 Dundas Mansion : Royal Bank of Scotland branch, Edinburgh, Scotland 1774 Dundas Mansion Built axially to George Street, set back off St Andrew Square, the Dundas Mansion forms the eastern end point to Edinburgh New Town's central vista. Built to house Sir Laurence Dundas. Marino House - Casino, Leinster, Ireland 1758-76 Pagoda at Kew Gardens, southwest London, England 1761-62 Royal Academy of Arts, Piccadilly, west end, central London 1768 photo © Isabelle Lomholt Royal Academy of Arts London Somerset House, off The Strand, London, England 1776-96 photograph © Nick Weall Somerset House More projects online soon Scottish Architect Practice Information William Chambers - Background to the Architect William Chambers was born in Sweden of British parentage but practised as an architect in England and Scotland. He was the architecture tutor to King George III and in 1761 was appointed with Robert Adam as George’s Royal Architect of Works. Sir William Chambers helped set up the Royal Academy of Arts in 1768 Scottish Buildings English Buildings Architecture Studios World Architecture : e-architect - key buildings across the globe Comments / photos for the Sir William Chambers Architect page welcome: info@e-architect.co.uk William Chambers Buildings - page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt			Key Links: Skyscrapers New Houses Architects