[3] Design for underfloor flues, c1772-79

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Robert and James Adam office drawings
- Public buildings
  - Register House, Princes Street, Edinburgh: executed, including unexecuted designs for a terrace on Leith Street, a Deputy Ranger’s House, and a guard house, 1772-92 (28)
    - Alternative designs for the building, c1772-79, executed with alterations (13)

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Reference number

SM Adam volume 30/6

Purpose

[3] Design for underfloor flues, c1772-79

Aspect

Plan showing the circular rotunda, adoining walls, and adjacent rectangular room, and the arrangement of flues for underfloor heating in these spaces

Scale

bar scale of 1/5 inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

Plan of the Flues under the Pavement of the Saloon in the Register Office at Edinburgh (at Edinburgh in the hand of William Adam) / 1, 2 & 3, 4 shew the joining of the flues / 5 - walls supporting the arches and the drawing is annotated with numbers

Signed and dated

1772-79
datable to c1772-79

Medium and dimensions

Pen, wash and pink wash on laid paper (599 x 481)

Hand

Adam office hand, possibly William Hamilton or Joseph Bonom, with addition to title inscription in the hand of William Adam

Literature

Bolton, 1922, Volume II, Index p. 11
For a full list of literature references see scheme notes.

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