Scotland

1899 – House at Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland

Front Perspective View including Plan as published in The Building News, December 22nd 1899.

1883 – Elgin Town Hall, Morayshire, Scotland

Published in The Building News, October 12th 1883. Destroyed by fire in 1939 shortly after the start of the Second World War.

1890 – Hartwood Asylum, Glasgow, Scotland

Architect: Campbell Douglas & Sellars

In 1885 a competition held and 10 architects were asked to prepare competitive plans.

1886 – Chapel & Crematorium, Ayr, Scotland

Architect: C.F.A. Voysey

Elevations, Sections, plans & details as published in The Building News, August 6th 1886.

1863 – Free West Church, Greenock, Scotland

“This church, recently opened,””and a particular description of which appeared in a previous number of the Builder,””is situate in the west end of Greenock,

1901 – Glenluiart, Moniave, Dumfriesshire, Scotland

Architect: W. West Neve

Commissioned by Ellen Maria Monteith, a sister of the architect William West Neve. Front Perspective View as published in The Building News ,

1900 – The Cliff, Wemyss Bay, Inverclyde, Scotland

Architect: John Honeyman

Perspective View with Plan as published in The Building News, September 28th 1900.

1900 – Larkfield House, Trinity, Edinburgh, Scotland

Architect: Hippolyte J. Blanc

Perspective View with Plans as published in The Building News, August 17th 1900.

1881 – Glasgow Asylum for the Blind, Scotland

Architect: William Landless

Published in The Architect June 24th 1882. The Blind Asylum was founded in 1804, with the first building on Castle Street erected in 1828 by public subscription.

1898 – House, Hawick, Scotland

Architect: James P. Alison

“This house is situated about three miles above the town, on the right bank of the River Stirling.