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Duncan Cameron & Associates
Architectural practice
Year Only
1960
Year Only
1970
Duncan Cameron (who is described as Duncan Cameron Jnr in RIBA directories and then later Duncan Cameron JP) was born on 1 June 1929 and studied part-time at Glasgow School of Art from 1946-1950, sitting the RIBA final exams in the latter year. During the same period he worked with Watson Salmond & Gray. He transferred to the office of Thomas S Cordiner in 1951. He remained with Cordiner for eleven years and was elected ARIBA in 1960. He then moved briefly to work with Peter Womersley from 1962 to 1963. In the latter year he set up business on his own account which became Duncan Cameron & Associates. The head office was in Galashiels and there were branch offices in Hawick and Peebles.

Addresses

The following private or business addresses are associated with this architectural practice:

Private Addresses

Private Addresses2

AddressTypeDate FromDate ToNotes
16 Channel Street Galashiels Selkirkshire ScotlandPrivate/businessIn year 1970After 1979
1 Wilderhaugh Galashiels Selkirkshire ScotlandPrivate/businessIn year 1987

Business Addresses

Business Addresses2

AddressTypeDate FromDate ToNotes
35 Bridge Street Galashiels Selkirkshire ScotlandBusinessIn year 1966
16 Channel Street Galashiels Selkirkshire ScotlandPrivate/businessIn year 1970After 1979
76 High Street Peebles Peeblesshire BusinessIn year 1981Branch office
3 Melgund Place Hawick Roxburghshire ScotlandBusinessIn year 1981
1 Wilderhaugh Galashiels Selkirkshire ScotlandPrivate/businessIn year 1987

Partners, Employees and Pupils

The following individuals were employed or trained by this architectural practice (click on an item to view details):

Employees or Pupils2

NamePositionDate FromDate ToNotes
Duncan Cameron Partner1960s
Dorothy Eunice Bambrick (Miss) (Mrs Cameron)Partner1970s
James Andrew Cheyne MacFarlanePartnerBefore 1979

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):

Buildings and Designs

BuildingPartnership GPRoleDate FromDate ToTown DistrictIslandCity CountyCountryNotes
Border Counties Trustee Savings Bank head officeAArchitectural practice1960s
Housing redevelopmentAArchitectural practicec. 1969GalashielsSelkirkshireScotlandRedevelopment phase 1
SupermarketAArchitectural practice196 or 197TranentEast LothianScotland
Advance factoriesAArchitectural practice196 or 197TweedbankRoxburghshireScotland
Housing redevelopment, Old TownAArchitectc. 1972GalashielsSelkirkshireScotlandRedevelopment phase 2
Indoor bowling complexAArchitect197 or 198TweedbankRoxburghshireScotland
Old Parish ChurchBArchitectural practice197 or 198KelsoRoxburghshireScotlandRestoration
Free ChurchBArchitectural practice197 or 198KelsoRoxburghshireScotlandRestoration
Students Union and halls of residence for the Scottish College of TextilesAArchitect197 or 198GalashielsSelkirkshireScotland
House with indoor swmming poolAArchitectural practice197 or 198MelroseRoxburghshireScotland
Swimming poolAArchitectEarly 1980sGalashielsSelkirkshireScotland

References

Bibliographic References

The following books contain references to this architectural practice:

Bib ref

AuthorTitleDatePublisherPartNotes
RIBADirectory of Practices 19811981