Part 5 of 5 Volumes. A volume containing plans, sections, elevations and perspectives of public and private buildings in Great Britain, engraven onto folio pages. Some images are accompanied by a scale bar and there is a description of all buildings at the start of the volume. Buildings included are: The Horse Guards; Shelburn House; Thorseby Lodge; Hagley Park; Oakland House; Wimbledon Park; Harwood House; Croom Park; Foremark in Derbyshire; Constable Burton; Whitham Park; Crompton House; Mr Byng's; High Wickham; Moor Park; Botley in Surrey; Duff House; Castle Hill; Holkham; Kirby Hall in Yorkshire; The County Hall of Nottingham; Standlinch in Wiltshire; Haythrop; Coleshill in Berkshire; The Bridge of Wilton; Sandon in Staffordshire; Longford Castle in Wiltshire; Newham Park.
Campbell, Colen, of Boghole and Urchany (1676-1729), architect
A volume that gives detailed insights on a selection of five Architectural Projects by Robert and James Adam. It contains Descriptive Texts and a series of measured plans, elevations, sections and drawings of each building. Buildings included: The Seat of the Duke of Northumberland, at Sion; The Villa of Earl Mansfield, at Kenwood; The Seat of the Earl of Bute, at Luton Park; Public Buildings; Designs for the King and Queen, and the Princess Dowager of Wales, &c.
Adam, Robert (1728-1792), architect, interior designer and furniture designer
