1901 – Standard Life Assurance, Edinburgh
Architect: J.M. Dick Peddie
Elegant corner building which is now part of a larger office campus for Standard Life Assurance.
1901 – Wesleyan Mission Hall, Earl Grey St., Edinburgh
Architect: Dunn & Findlay
“Building operations will shortly be commenced with the new halls and other premises for the Wesleyan Mission at the comer of Earl Grey-street and Wellington-place,
1902 – Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Architect: William Hamilton Beattie
Sumptuous railway hotel built at one end of Princes Street as the North British Hotel.
1903 – North British & Mercantile, Princes St., Edinburgh
Architect: Peddie & Washington Browne
Magnificent Italian palazzo for an insurance company on Edinburgh’s Prince’s Street.
1905 – Civil Service Supply Assoc., George St., Edinburgh
Architect: John James Burnet
Perspective view including ground plan as published in The Building News,
1905 – Unbuilt Design for County Buildings, Edinburgh
Architect: J.N. Scott & A. Lorne Campbell
Premiated entry in architecture competition for new County Administrative Building.
1907 – Burtons Department Store, Edinburgh
Architect: Sir John James Burnet
Scotland’s first steel framed building,
1907 – Lothian Chambers, Edinburgh, Scotland
Architect: James Macintyre Henry
Lothian Chambers, formerly the Midlothian County Buildings,
1914 – The Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland
Architect: James Stockdale Harrison
After a 12-year delay, largely due to the difficulties of finding a suitable site,
1956 – National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh
Architect: Reginald Fairlie
Located on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh is the main building of the National Library of Scotland,
