Basic Biographical Details

Name: Robert Matthew, Johnson-Marshall & Partners (RMJM)
Designation: Architectural practice
Started: 1961
Ended:  
Bio Notes: Robert Matthew Johnson-Marshall & Partners (RMJM) was a continuation of Robert Matthew & Johnson-Marshall, the partnership formed in 1956 by Robert Hogg Matthew and Stirrat Johnson-Marshall. It changed its name in 1961; the new partners included Tom Spaven, John Richards, Kenneth Graham, Chris Carter, Vernon Lee and Alan Whiteman. The total personnel of the London practice was 150 in 1967, while Edinburgh employed 200. Eventually, both the Edinburgh and London locations had multiple branch offices. In Edinburgh, in addition to the main office at Regent Terrace, there were offices in Hill Street, Melville Street and Alva Street, and in the 1970s further offices opened in George Street, St Andrew Square, East Fettes Avenue and Miller Row. In London, the main office was eventually located at 42-46 Weymouth Street.

The workload of RMJM was closely attuned to the increasing boom in public-sector construction with projects including schools (in Scotland and England), community facilities such as the Royal Commonwealth Pool, hospitals (Ninewells, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Dundee), new universities (Stirling, York, Bath and Coleraine), and housing and regeneration. Reflecting wider architectural trends in the late 1950s and early 1960s, many of these projects rejected the former humanistic vernacular orientation in favour of urban renewal and large-scale redevelopment projects, often incorporating multi-storey design solutions. This shift is apparent in the scheme of 18-storey towers and four- and three-storey terraces for Area B of Hutchesontown/Gorbals Redevelopment Area (1958-64); the controversial George Square redevelopment incorporating RMJM’s 12-storey David Hume Arts Tower (opened 1963); or the abortive scheme for a 17-storey block for the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary redevelopment.

However, Matthew’s preference for vernacular design and Geddesian principles did not disappear all together from RMJM’s output. This was kept alive, for example, in housing projects such as Cumnock in Ayrshire, Ferguson Park in Blairgowrie and Castle Street in Dunbar; the Midlothian County Buildings Extension in Edinburgh’s Old Town; and a succession of a succession of office extensions to the Standard Life Insurance Company in Edinburgh’s George Street.

From the 1960s, RMJM’s workload became increasingly international, with projects including a large-scale master-planning project in Islamabad; the development of a large suburban area of Tripoli in Libya; a commission to design Coleraine University in Northern Ireland; and a multifaceted educational building and planning programme in Nigeria. At the same time, Robert Matthew’s direct involvement in RMJM’s work began to decrease as he became more involved in ‘diplomatic’ positions such as the International Union of Architects (IUA) and the RIBA. By the 1970s, he had very little involvement with the firm.

When Matthew died on 21 June 1975, the RMJM practice carried on. Stirrat Johnson-Marshall retired in 1977, and after Tom Spaven retired, John Richards became chairman of the Edinburgh office between 1977 and 1986, and of the Scotland-London joint committee in 1983-6. In 1986 the practice became RMJM Ltd and shrank in size with all the offices being centralised in purpose-built premises in Bell's Brae. In 1996, 40 per cent of its workload was outside the UK, and the practice held the title of largest UK firm and fourteenth largest firm in the world.

Private and Business Addresses

The following private or business addresses are associated with this architectural practice:
 AddressTypeDate fromDate toNotes
Item 1 of 153, Hill Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness   
Item 2 of 1513, Hill Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness   
Item 3 of 1542-46 Weymouth Street, London, EnglandBusiness   
Item 4 of 15Melville Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1960s  
Item 5 of 15South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1960s *  
Item 6 of 152 and 31, Regent Terrace, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1964 *  
Item 7 of 1510, Hawkhill Place, Dundee, ScotlandBusiness1964 *  
Item 8 of 1515, Hill Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusinessBefore 1964After 1970 
Item 9 of 15George Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1970s  
Item 10 of 15St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1970s  
Item 11 of 15East Fettes Avenue, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1970s  
Item 12 of 15Miller Row, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusiness1970s  
Item 13 of 15Rosanne House, Bridge Road, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, EnglandBusiness1970 *  
Item 14 of 1530, Hill Street, Edinburgh, ScotlandBusinessEarly 1970s John Richards and his team
Item 15 of 15111, Church Street, Inverness, Inverness-shire, ScotlandBusiness1981 * Branch office

* earliest date known from documented sources.

Employment and Training

Employees or Pupils

The following individuals were employed or trained by this architectural practice (click on an item to view details):
 NameDate fromDate toPositionNotes
Item 1 of 68Robert Hogg Matthew1961 Partner 
Item 2 of 68Thomas ('Tom') Riddell Spaven1961 Partner 
Item 3 of 68Robert Jestyn Gwent Forestier-Walker19611963ArchitectEdinburgh office
Item 4 of 68Graham Dickson1961Mid 1963Architect 
Item 5 of 68Peter Willis19611964Architect 
Item 6 of 68Kenneth Edward Graham19611964Architect 
Item 7 of 68John L Paterson1961After 1964Architect 
Item 8 of 68David S Sturrock1961After 1969Architect 
Item 9 of 68Harold Alan Wightman19611970Architect 
Item 10 of 68Peter Arthur Newnham19611970Architect 
Item 11 of 68Ian Marshall Torrance Samuel 1961After 1974ArchitectArchitect/planner and from 1972 Associate Partner
Item 12 of 68Stewart Charles Clark1961After 1974Architect 
Item 13 of 68Stirrat Andrew William Johnson-Marshall1961Late 1970sPartner 
Item 14 of 68Euan Kidston Colam19611986Architect 
Item 15 of 68James Robertson Marshall19621964Principal Architect 
Item 16 of 68Andrew GilmourBefore 1962(?) Architect 
Item 17 of 68Vernon Harry Lee1963 Senior Architect 
Item 18 of 68John SmithBefore 1963After 1963Architect 
Item 19 of 68Kenneth Edward Graham19641970sPartner 
Item 20 of 68John Deacon Richards1964c. 1990Partner 
Item 21 of 68Graham DicksonEarly 19641988Associate 
Item 22 of 68Vernon Harry Lee1965 Partner 
Item 23 of 68Brian Wilson1965 *   
Item 24 of 68Peter Fenton1965 *   
Item 25 of 68____ Penrose1965 *   
Item 26 of 68John Christopher ('Chris') Carter1966 Partner 
Item 27 of 68Gerard Bakker1966  working under John Richards
Item 28 of 68Robert Watt Young Dobie1966c. 1986Architect 
Item 29 of 68Christopher Thomas Butler-ColeBefore 1966After 1966Job architect 
Item 30 of 68Dennis AshmeadBefore January 19671969Architect 
Item 31 of 68Ingolfur Helgason19691970  
Item 32 of 68Sandy GracieBefore 1969After November 1970Architect 
Item 33 of 68Richard Thomas BigwoodEarly 1960s  Member of planning team.
Item 34 of 68John Deacon RichardsEarly 1960s1964  
Item 35 of 68Gerald WilsonLate 1960s(?) Architect 
Item 36 of 68Max SmartLate 1960s(?) Architect 
Item 37 of 68William Norman Hunter1970s(?)   
Item 38 of 68Maurice William Lee1970 * Partner 
Item 39 of 68Kenneth George Buffery1970 * Partner 
Item 40 of 68Andrew George Derbyshire1970 * Partner 
Item 41 of 68Hugh Cameron Morris1970 * Partner 
Item 42 of 68Johannes Josephus Arnoldus Van Schaik1970 * Partner 
Item 43 of 68Peter Arthur Newnham1970(?) Partner 
Item 44 of 68Harold Alan Wightman1970 * Partner 
Item 45 of 68Andrew Davies1970(?) Architect 
Item 46 of 68Henry SherbrookeNovember 1973  Resident project director in RMJM's Tripoli, Libya branch office.
Item 47 of 68Raymond BrownellBefore 1974 Senior ArchitectRaymond Brownell was in charge of the 8-member staff of RMJM's Tripoli office by mid-1974
Item 48 of 68Tom Paton1980s Architect 
Item 49 of 68Gerard Bakker1980s *1985 or 1986Associate 
Item 50 of 68Neil Adams19831984Architect 
Item 51 of 68Vernon Harry Lee1985 Chairman 
Item 52 of 68Gerard Bakker1985 or 1986April 2000Partner 
Item 53 of 68Michael ('Mick') DuncanBefore 198After 1993Architect 
Item 54 of 68Ian BurnsEarly 1980s Architect 
Item 55 of 68Brian Stewart1990s * Architect 
Item 56 of 68Kieran Breen1990s * Architect 
Item 57 of 68Colin Doyle1990s * Architect 
Item 58 of 68Stephen Hall1990s * Architect 
Item 59 of 68Gary Milliner1990s * Architect 
Item 60 of 68Simon White1990s * Architect 
Item 61 of 68David Orlowski1990s * Designer 
Item 62 of 68Emily Peel Yates1990s * Designer 
Item 63 of 68Anna Welch1990s * Designer 
Item 64 of 68Francis ('Frank') Timpson1990s *  Working on project development; dates unknown.
Item 65 of 68John Wilson Hornal1990s Architect 
Item 66 of 68Percy MurrayBefore 1981After 1981Associate 
Item 67 of 68Andrzei Malczewskic. 196 Job architect 
Item 68 of 68Robert Aidan Matthewc. 1963Late 1970sArchitect 

* earliest date known from documented sources.

Buildings and Designs

This architectural practice was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details):
 Date startedBuilding nameTown, district or villageIslandCity or countyCountryNotes
Item 1 of 138(?)Aberdeen University Joint Agricultural Building  AberdeenScotlandWith Dennis Ashmead as supervising architect.
Item 2 of 138 Advance FactoryMuir of Ord Ross & CromartyScotland 
Item 3 of 138 Conference Hall  Abu DhabiUnited Arab EmiratesCompetition design - acting as structural and services engineers and QS.
Item 4 of 138 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, cardiac operating suite  EdinburghScotland 
Item 5 of 138 Environmental improvementsRutherglen LanarkshireScotlandEight derelict sites landscaped.
Item 6 of 138 Environmental improvementsArbroath AngusScotland 
Item 7 of 138 Grandstand  DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesActing as Structural and Services Engineers
Item 8 of 138 Guitar FactoryMuir of Ord Ross & CromartyScotland 
Item 9 of 138 Headquarters for Arthur Bell & Sons, whisky blenders, CherrybankPerth PerthshireScotlandSecond phase of landscaping
Item 10 of 138 Housing, BarrhillCumnock AyrshireScotland 
Item 11 of 138 Life Assurance Office Development  MontrealCanada 
Item 12 of 138 Road from Dibba to Khor Fakkam  SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesActed as Civil and Structural Engineers
Item 13 of 138 Roads in Western LibyaGiosh-Nalut area  LibyaFirst phase completed. Acting as Civil Engineers.
Item 14 of 138 Royal Victoria Infirmary, Department of Virology (or Biology?)  Newcastle-upon-TyneScotland 
Item 15 of 138 Royal Victoria Infirmary, nurses changing accommodation  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 16 of 138 Ski Lodge for Cairngorm Chairlift CompanyAviemore Inverness-shireScotland 
Item 17 of 138 Tourist villages  Tripoli and BenghaziLibya 
Item 18 of 138 University of Stirling, Pathfoot Building  StirlingshireScotland 
Item 19 of 1381954Cashlie Hydro-Electric Power StationGlen Lochay PerthshireScotlandGenerating Station
Item 20 of 1381960s441 Corporation houses, Springburn CDA Area A Springburn GlasgowScotland 
Item 21 of 1381960sAdministrative Sector Plan  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 22 of 1381960sArmed Forces Musem  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 23 of 1381960sGroup of Cultural Buildings for Islamabad Administrative Sector  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 24 of 1381960sTurnhouse Airport  EdinburghScotlandExtensions
Item 25 of 1381960College of Nautical Studies  GlasgowScotlandContinued under subsequent practice title
Item 26 of 1381961Belfast Regional Plan  BelfastNorthern Ireland 
Item 27 of 1381961College of Nautical Studies  GlasgowScotland 
Item 28 of 1381961Commonwealth Institute  LondonEnglandLondon office commission
Item 29 of 1381961Edinburgh Royal Infirmary  EdinburghScotlandPhase I - redevelopment (begun prior to the adoption of this practice title)
Item 30 of 1381961Hutchesontown / Gorbals Area B multi-storey flats and housing  GlasgowScotlandActed as design consultant for development of scheme (begun under previous practice title)
Item 31 of 1381961New Zealand House  LondonEnglandBegun under previous practice title
Item 32 of 1381961Ninewells Hospital and Medical School  DundeeScotland 
Item 33 of 1381961St John's Boarding School  SingaporeSingaporeBegun under previous practice title
Item 34 of 1381961University of Edinburgh, David Hume Tower (Arts Building) and redevelopment of George Square  Edinburgh, MidlothianScotland 
Item 35 of 138c. 1961Nursery School for separate Protestant and Catholic GroupsGorbals GlasgowScotland 
Item 36 of 1381962Central Area redevelopmentJarrow NorthumberlandEnglandWith Gilmour as architect.
Item 37 of 1381962Cockenzie Power StationCockenzie East LothianScotland 
Item 38 of 1381962Loretto School ChapelMusselburgh MidlothianScotlandEnlargement which replaced work by Honeyman & Keppie and Matthew. Lorimer furnishings retained.
Item 39 of 1381962Pilgrim Street development  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 40 of 1381962University of York  YorkEngland 
Item 41 of 1381962Victoria Street housing developmentDunbar East LothianScotland 
Item 42 of 1381963Bath University  BathEngland 
Item 43 of 1381963Wheatsheaf HotelSwinton BerwickshireScotland 
Item 44 of 1381964Dunfermline College of Physical Education, EdinburghCramond estate Edinburgh, MidlothianScotland 
Item 45 of 1381964Ferguson Park HousingBlairgowrie PerthshireScotland 
Item 46 of 1381964Midlothian County Council Buildings  EdinburghScotland 
Item 47 of 1381964University of Edinburgh Faculty Buildings  EdinburghScotland 
Item 48 of 1381964University of Edinburgh, George Square Theatre  EdinburghScotland 
Item 49 of 1381964University of Strathclyde, Colville Building (Departments of Civil Engineering and Metallurgy)  GlasgowScotland 
Item 50 of 1381965Longannet Power StationKincardine on Forth FifeScotland 
Item 51 of 1381965National Library  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 52 of 1381965National Museum  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 53 of 1381965Royal Commonwealth Pool  EdinburghScotland 
Item 54 of 1381965University of Stirling Development PlanStirling StirlingshireScotland 
Item 55 of 1381966British Home Stores, Princes Street  EdinburghScotland 
Item 56 of 1381966New University of UlsterColreaine  Eire 
Item 57 of 1381966Office for architectural practice, Dean VillageDean Village EdinburghScotlandInitial designs - unexecuted (James Latimer responsible)
Item 58 of 1381966University of Edinburgh, King's Buildings, Epi-Genetics Building  EdinburghScotland 
Item 59 of 1381966University of Stirling, including library and landscapingStirling StirlingshireScotland 
Item 60 of 13830 September 1966Car Park for British Home Stores, Rose St  EdinburghScotland 
Item 61 of 1382 December 1966University of Stirling, Teaching Building (unidentified)Stirling StirlingshireScotland 
Item 62 of 1381967Hunterston B Nuclear Power Station  AyrshireScotlandwith Leslie Brian Ingram
Item 63 of 1381968Firrhill Secondary SchoolFirrhill EdinburghScotlandExtension
Item 64 of 1381968Meadowbank Sports Centre  EdinburghScotland 
Item 65 of 1381968Scotstoun Park housingSouth Queensferry West LothianScotland 
Item 66 of 138c. 196Sports pavilionCumnock East AyrshireScotland 
Item 67 of 138Early 1960sSelwyn College extensionCambridge CambridgeshireEngland 
Item 68 of 138Mid 1960sNational Archives Building  IslamabadPakistan 
Item 69 of 1381970s(?)Leith Central Area StudyLeith EdinburghScotland 
Item 70 of 1381970Inverkip Power StationInverkip RenfrewshireScotland 
Item 71 of 1381970University of Stirling, Bridge of Airthrey LochStirling StirlingshireScotland 
Item 72 of 138c. 1970University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Department of Psychology  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 73 of 1381971British Home Stores and Market  AberdeenScotland 
Item 74 of 1381971British Home Stores, Princes Street  EdinburghScotlandExtensions - with Samuel in charge
Item 75 of 1381971Industrialised Building Project (IBP) housing projectGurgi Tripoli (near)Libya 
Item 76 of 1381971Paisley College of TechnologyPaisley RenfrewshireScotlandlaboratories, workshops, etc. added
Item 77 of 1381971University of Stirling, MacRobert Arts CentreStirling StirlingshireScotland 
Item 78 of 138197248 houses, Holmhead RoadCumnock Road AyrshireScotlandLayout and design proposals
Item 79 of 1381972Bottle ExchangeDean Village EdinburghScotlandConversion of derelict bottle works into office for practice.
Item 80 of 1381972Dunfermline College of Physical Education, EdinburghCramond estate Edinburgh, MidlothianScotlandExtension
Item 81 of 1381972Glaisnock Railway ViaductCumnock AyrshireScotlandRestoration for pedestrian use
Item 82 of 1381972Glaisnock Shopping CentreCumnock AyrshireScotland 
Item 83 of 1381972Landscape planCumnock AyrshireScotland 
Item 84 of 1381972Opera House site  EdinburghScotlandPyramidal design
Item 85 of 1381972Stables, Bell's Brae  EdinburghScotlandConversion to offices
Item 86 of 138c. 1972University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Departments of Plant Biology and Biochemistry  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 87 of 138c. 1973Village planHilton, Easter Ross Ross and CromartyScotland 
Item 88 of 138c. 1973Village planBalintore, Easter Ross Ross and CromartyScotland 
Item 89 of 1381975Edinburgh Airport  EdinburghScotland 
Item 90 of 1381975University of Edinburgh, King's Buildings, Genome Unit  EdinburghScotland 
Item 91 of 1381975Wester Hailes Education CentreWester Hailes EdinburghScotland 
Item 92 of 1381976Glendon HospitalPlymouthMontserrat West Indies 
Item 93 of 1381976Royal Commonwealth Pool  EdinburghScotlandSuite suite addition
Item 94 of 1381976Valleyfield Paper MillsPenicuik MidlothianScotlandReuse report
Item 95 of 1381977Aberdeen Airport  AberdeenScotlandPassenger terminal
Item 96 of 1381977Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Reproductive Biology Building  EdinburghScotland 
Item 97 of 1381977Large industrial estateMonklands LanarkshireScotlandReport - with Samuel as associate partner
Item 98 of 1381977Linkburn HousingEast Craigs Edinburgh  
Item 99 of 138August 1977Headquarters for Arthur Bell & Sons, whisky blenders, CherrybankPerth PerthshireScotlandLandscaping
Item 100 of 1381978British Home Stores, Princes Street  EdinburghScotlandAdditions and energy conservation measures
Item 101 of 1381979International Business Machines (IBM) FactoryGreenock RenfrewshireScotland 
Item 102 of 1381979Redevelopment of townShenzhen  China 
Item 103 of 138January 1979Electronics Factory for Burroughs CorporationLivingston West LothianScotland 
Item 104 of 138Before 1979Housing for the Link Housing Association  EdinburghScotland 
Item 105 of 138Early 1970sDental Hospital and School  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 106 of 138Early 1970sRoyal Victoria Infirmary  Newcastle-upon-TyneEngland 
Item 107 of 138Late 1970sSteelworks, GlengarnockGlengarnock AyrshireScotlandCommissioned for many separate projects including clearance of industrial dereliction, demolition of buildings, removal of railway sidings, bridges etc and preparation of ground for factories. First project was reclamation of slag heaps bordering on Kilbirnie Loch. Some land will return to pasture, some for recreational use.
Item 108 of 1381980s(?)Flyover  TripoliLibya12-week construction programme met. Acted as project managers
Item 109 of 1381980s(?)House of AssemblyKingstownSt Vincent West IndiesActed as architects, services engineers and QS.
Item 110 of 1381980s(?)Land reclamation studyNewtongrange MidlothianScotlandReport for industrial estate at Lady Victoria Colliery
Item 111 of 1381980sSports Centre  SharjahUnited Arab EmiratesActed as Structural and Services Engineers and QS
Item 112 of 1381980Glengarnock and Kilbirnie villages  AyrshireScotlandRestoration as part of a larger area of regeneration
Item 113 of 1381980Hospital project   Belize 
Item 114 of 1381980Student ResidencesPaisley Renfrewshire  
Item 115 of 138c. 1980Vehicle workshops   Libyaunexecuted designs
Item 116 of 1381981Arima District Hospital Trinidad West IndiesAddition to existing hospital - with Vernon Lee as senior partner
Item 117 of 1381981Caledonian Hotel  EdinburghScotlandRepairs and redevelopment
Item 118 of 1381981Distillers HouseMurrayfield EdinburghScotland 
Item 119 of 1381981Distribution CentreGreenock Paisley  
Item 120 of 1381981Little Parliament St Vincent West Indies 
Item 121 of 1381982Abattoir  MisurataLibyaUnexecuted designs
Item 122 of 1381982John Watson's School  EdinburghScotlandConversion of school to gallery
Item 123 of 1381982Memorial ParkGoz-tik MisurataLibyaDesign completed. RMJM to act as architects, landscape architects, structural and services engineers and QS
Item 124 of 138March 1982National Museum  TripoliLibyaActing as Project Managers and Cost Control Consultants as well as Architects and Structural and Services Engineers - in succession to Henningson Durham & Richardson Inc.
Item 125 of 1381983Iona Abbey IonaArgyllScotlandActing as Service Engineers - installation of heat pump
Item 126 of 1381984Headquarters for Arthur Bell & Sons, whisky blenders, CherrybankPerth PerthshireScotlandNew entrance pavilion and associated works
Item 127 of 1381984Office for architectural practice, Dean VillageDean Village EdinburghScotland 
Item 128 of 1381984Stables, Bell's Brae  EdinburghScotlandExtension and upgrading of offices
Item 129 of 1381985HospitalAnguilla  West IndiesWith Vernon Lee as chairman of the firm
Item 130 of 1381985Peterhead Power StationPeterhead AberdeenshireScotland 
Item 131 of 1381987Glasgow Royal Concert Hall  GlasgowScotlandExecutive architects
Item 132 of 138c. 1988Saltire Court  EdinburghScotlandCompetition design
Item 133 of 1381990Falkirk Sheriff CourtFalkirk StirlingshireScotland 
Item 134 of 1381993Scottish Office, Victoria QuayLeith EdinburghScotland 
Item 135 of 1381997(?)Scottish Office, Victoria QuayLeith EdinburghScotlandStructural and Service engineering
Item 136 of 1381997Usher Hall  EdinburghScotlandProposal and application Scottish Arts Council - not successful
Item 137 of 1381999Millennium Wheel and AqueductFalkirk West LothianScotlandIn association with British Waterways
Item 138 of 138c. 1966Coleraine-Portrush-Portstewart Area Plan   Northern IrelandWith Percy Johnson Marshall as planning consultant
responsible for Area Plan
As of September 1966 it was decided that RMJM would do the QS work

References

Bibliographic References

The following books contain references to this architectural practice:
 Author(s)DateTitlePartPublisherNotes
Item 1 of 10Bailey, Rebecca M1996Scottish architects' papers: a source book Edinburgh: The Rutland Pressp136
Item 2 of 10Glendinning, M, MacInnes, R and MacKechnie, A1996A History of Scottish Architecture  p582
Item 3 of 10Glendinning, Miles1997Rebuilding Scotland: The Postwar Vision, 1945-75  Tuckwell Press Ltdp16, p165-7 University of Edinburgh George Square Redevelopment, David Hume Tower
p26 Hutchesontown B
p29, 116, 119, 124, 127, 156, 164-5 University of Stirling
p29,39,86,116,125-9,164,185 Royal Commonwealth Pool
p18-19, p157, p170 Kincardine Power Station
Item 4 of 10Glendinning, Miles2008Modern architect: the life and times of Robert Matthew RIBA Publishing 
Item 5 of 10Glendinning, Miles and Muthesius, Stefan1994Tower Block: Modern Public Housing in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland Yale University Press: New Haven and Londonp169, p228, p368 Hutchesontown Area B
Item 6 of 10Miles Glendinning, Diane Watters, David Whitham Docomomo Scotland Leaflet  Cover, p231 Royal Commonwealth Pool
Item 7 of 10Municipal Annual1964Scottish Municipal Annual1964-1965  
Item 8 of 10Pride, Glen L1999The Kingdom of Fife2nd EditionThe Rutland Pressp24
Item 9 of 10Walker, Frank Arneil1986South Clyde Estuary: An Illustrated Architectural Guide to Inverclyde and Renfrew  p16-17, p28, p126
Item 10 of 10Willis, Peter1977New architecture in Scotland  p7-8
p9 Cockenzie Power Station
p10
p52-55 University of Stirling
p76-9 Royal Commonwealth Pool
p92-5 Ninewells Hospital

Periodical References

The following periodicals contain references to this architectural practice:
 Periodical NameDateEditionPublisherNotes
Item 1 of 4Architects Journal1 December 1995  p29-38
Item 2 of 4Builder28 August 1964  p454
Item 3 of 4Building15 September 1967  p132-4
Item 4 of 4Concrete Quarterly1997Winter Concrete Society Awards in the Heart of the West End, p16

Archive References

The following archives hold material relating to this architectural practice:
 SourceArchive NameSource Catalogue No.Notes
Item 1 of 1Courtesy of Euan ColamInterview of Euan Colam by Kirsten McKee