Basic Biographical Details Name: | Gall & Hay | Designation: | | Born: | 1921 | Died: | 1927 | Bio Notes: | George Morrison Hay (born 1875) went into partnership with Robert Robb Gall in 1921, in an office at 177 Union Street, Aberdeen. Gall and Hay had been fellow assistants in the office of Alfred Walter Saxon Snell in London around 1900, and Gall had subsequently returned to Aberdeen where he had commenced practice on his own account in 1918, whilst Hay had enjoyed an international career involving periods in Johannesburg, Hong Kong and Canada before returning home.
Gall was elected FRIBA on 29 November 1926, proposed by John Alexander Ogg Allan, George Watt and James Brown Nicol. The partnership of Gall & Hay was dissolved either late that year or in 1927, with Hay retaining the office in Union Street. Hay was admitted FRIBA on 5 December of the latter year, his proposers being John Ross McMillan, George Topham Forrest and Snell. | Private and Business AddressesThe following private or business addresses are associated with this : | | Address | Type | Date from | Date to | Notes | | 177, Union Street, Aberdeen, Scotland | Business | 1921 | 1926 or 1927 | |
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Buildings and DesignsThis was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details): | | Date started | Building name | Town, district or village | Island | City or county | Country | Notes | | 1921 | Four cottages, Kingseat | New Machar | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | | | 1923 | Kingseat Asylum | New Machar | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Two new villas (male and female, 60 patients each); additions to nurses' home | | 1924 | Scotstown Moor Children's Camp | Bridge of Don | | Aberdeen | Scotland | | | 1925 | Harris Academy, Perth Road | | | Dundee | Scotland | Won competition but did not get the job | | 1926 | Fraserburgh Academy | Fraserburgh | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Annexe (ten classrooms plus gymnasium), plus additions and alterations to existing premises |
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