Calgary - Castle
September 2, 2009
\The Castle was built by Captain Alan MacAskill. The tourist site of Inivea, a deserted village, stands nearby. Calgary takes its name from the Gaelic and means “Meadow beside the Bay”
The City of Calgary, located in Alberta, Canada was named after Calgary Castle.
During World War 1, Edinburgh Dr Elsie Inglis,
along with a team of [...]
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
August 6, 2009
Architect, artist and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, created such masterpieces as the Glasgow School of Art and the Scotland Street School at the end of the 19th and the early part of the 20th century. (2005)
Alexander Cowper Hutchison
August 6, 2009
Born in Montreal of Scottish ancestors in April 2, 1838 he became a leading architect. Some of buildings are; his The Bank of Montreal Dome, The Lord Strathcona’s residence, The Redpath museum, LaPresse Building, and the MacDonald College Buildings.
His family from Ayrshire, Scotland is one of the oldest of Montreal’s Scottish families.
Hutchison Street [...]
Robert Adam
August 5, 2009
Born in Kirkcaldy, July 03, 1728 dec. 1792, Robert was one of Scotland’s greatest architects.
He began his career as apprentice to his father, William Adam a master architect
Robert was known for his interest in interior detail of buildings. This can be seen
in Edinburgh University’s Old College, and parts of the city’s Charlotte Square. He designed [...]
Robert Adam
August 5, 2009
Born in Kirkcaldy, July 03, 1728 dec. 1792, Robert was one of Scotland’s greatest architects.
He began his career as apprentice to his father, William Adam a master architect
Robert was known for his interest in interior detail of buildings. This can be seen
in Edinburgh University’s Old College, and parts of the city’s Charlotte Square. He designed [...]

