Architectural designs, 1766, n.d.

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Architectural designs, 1766, n.d.

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Designs for approximately twenty projects including plans, elevations and sections: "Mr. [H. S.] Woodfall's House - Kentish Town," 1766 (6 items); house for Powerhall (3); a pair of town houses with a unified facade and with commercial space on the ground floor (2); a building having the plan of a Paris hotel (4); house for Mr. Robinson in Wales (8); a country house for Mr. Prescott (4); a "cottage" with flanking wings and a thatchd roof (2); Addington Lodge, Surrey (1); "House at Bath" (1); "Castle at Highbury Castle" (1); "Lodge for Kingsweston near Bristol" (1); three-story country house with pavilions and wings (3); a three-story garreted lodge or cottage (4); three other designs for unidentified country houses (8); and miscellaneous plans (3). Some drawings include titles, scales, specifications and annotations.

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Mylne, Robert, 1734-1811

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British architect. From the description of Architectural designs, 1766, n.d. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 84413920 Robert Mylne (1734-1811) was born in Edinburgh and studied as an architect and engineer in Paris and Rome. His work includes the building of Blackfriars Bridge and the Stationers' Hall in London, St Cecila's Hall in Edinburgh, and the village and castle of Inveray. He was the architect of the new River Company until 1810, when his son William Chadwell Mylne to...