Robert Adam

Influenced by the work of Robert Adam, this handsome building was designed in 1775 by John Crunden, best known as the author of pattern books for those wishing to construct Palladianesque buildings.

Georgian architecture: examples from the era 2011

Its interiors, which have changed little since its completion in the 1760s, are one of the best examples of Robert Adam's work.

Georgian architecture: examples from the era 2011

This magnificent eighteenth-century house, remodelled for the Child family by Robert Adam and owned by the 25-year-old Earl of Jersey, stood on the western fringes of London.

Chaplin’s Girl Miranda Seymour 2009

Even the carpet at Hill Street, designed by Robert Adam, had circular motifs calculated to reinforce the arrangement of the guests.

Archive 2008-03-01 Jan 2008

"The Adam Brothers in Rome: Drawings from the Grand Tour" shows drawings that illustrate the impact of Mediterranean architecture on British architect Robert Adam (1728-1792) and his brother James Adam (1732-1794) during a grand tour of Italy.

Time Off Europe Calendar 2008

Greatly influenced by the Neoclassicism of Robert Adam and other English tastemakers, McIntire designed some of Salem's finest houses, among them the 1805 Gardner-Pingree House, a handsome brick mansion generally regarded as his architectural masterpiece.

A Mantel of Greatness and Other Classics 2008

Chief of whom was John Stuart, third earl of Bute, who also got Sandby to immortalize his new stately home, Luton Hoo House designed by latest-rave architect Robert Adam.

American Connections James Burke 2007

Chief of whom was John Stuart, third earl of Bute, who also got Sandby to immortalize his new stately home, Luton Hoo House designed by latest-rave architect Robert Adam.

American Connections James Burke 2007

Mansfield Street was designed and built in 1770 by one of the most renowned architects of the time--Robert Adam--for the Duke of Portland.

Most Expensive Homes In The... 2006

In the late 18th Century, an Edinburgh writer by the name of William Mackenzie acquired the Longniddry property, once home to the Earls of Winton, and commissioned distinguished architect Robert Adam to demolish what remained.

Castles For Sale © World Real... 2006