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Robert
Lorimer
(1864-1929)

Architect
One of Scotland’s
most noted architects. Along with Mackintosh’s, his was
the first distinctively Scottish style to emerge for over a
century. He took on a variety of commissions, from Rowallan
Castle in Ayrshire, to rows of colonies cottages for craftsmen
in Edinburgh. Two of Lorimer’s most famous public works
are also in Edinburgh: in the Thistle Chapel in St Giles’
Cathedral, and the National War Memorial at the Castle.
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