David Bryce: The 19th-Century Edinburgh Architect (RECORDING)

Few nineteenth-century Edinburgh architects demonstrated such a plurality of style, from Scottish Baronial to French Château to Neo-classicism to Baroque, as did David Bryce. And he did Gothic too. His buildings provided security for the wealthy, succour for the poorly, knowledge for the young, reassurance for the pious and a sense of ancestry for the lairds.

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