The Architecture of Robert Adam(1728-1792) Robert Adam's Castle Style Introduction - Airthrey Castle Home History of Airthrey Castle Robert Adam's Design for Airthrey Castle Glossary Links Bibliography
	About this project The focus of this study is a building by the Scottish architect Robert Adam (1728-1792). The building is the Airthrey Castle near Stirling in Scotland, built between 1790 and 1794 and forming part of Stirling University Campus. What can be derived from the project? This project touches on a number of topics that may be of interest for life-long learning. Coming at the end the eighteenth century, ** Airthrey Castle as designed was an architypal Adam country house in the mature Castle Style. Unfortunately the client cut Adam out of the building phase, and so the building was never supervised by him, and elements were Poetic and powerful statement. What should we keep, what should we save? Main features The project consists of linked web-pages and a multi-media catalogue, that together present, examine and explain the historical and art-history context of Airthrey Castle. These pages include many illustrations, including digitised copies of the original drawings and images generated from accurate 3D computer reconstructions along with a detailed photographic reord of what still exists. The multimedia catalogue, a resource that continues to grow, links the building into the larger picture of the Architecture of Robert Adam. Navigating the site. Navigate by clicking on highlighted link words to take you to the next page. Click Home at any time to return to this page. Generally clicking on a small image will bring up a larger version of that image in a new window, leaving the page from which the large image was called still open.
	Glossary Bibliography Credits Multimedia Catalogue Catalogue Help Your Internet Browser must be set to read Java Applets to view the catalogue keywords: Robert Adam,architect,architecture,Castle Style,Dalquharran, Castle, Ayreshire,Scotland,Georgian Architecture,C18,eighteenth,century,visionary architecture,architectural visionary,visionary,Sandy Kinghorn,Cadking,visual catalogue,catalogues,NOF,RSL,SCRAN Published by Cadking Design Ltd, Edinburgh, Scotland - Copyright © Sandy Kinghorn   This project is part of the RLS (Resources for Learning in Scotland) database held by SCRAN. The full RLS database can be accessed on http://www.rls.org.uk Optimised for Internet Explorer 5 and 6 (or later) and Netscape 4.5 (or later)