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Robert Adam Architect (1728-92)
born Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland ; buried in Westminster Abbey, London
Robert Adam was not only the leading Scottish architect of the 18th century - and exponent of the Classical Georgian style - but remains Scotland's most famous architect. He became architect to George III.
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Register House, Edinburgh
photograph © Adrian Welch
Old College, University of Edinburgh
This page will be developed as a resource purely on Robert Adam buildings in Scotland, the main page on this architect linked at the top of this page will aim to list all his buildings completed
Old College photo © Adrian Welch 2006
Vaulting Ambition
The Adam Brothers, Contractors to the Metropolis in the Reign of George III:
Free exhibition at Talbot Rice Gallery : Adam Brothers Exhibition, 2008
picture © Adrian Welch
Charlotte Square (north side), Edinburgh
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Robert Adam house : Hopetoun House, South Queensferry, West Lothian
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Robert Adam : Archerfield House, East Lothian
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