Robert Adam

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Robert Adam was an influential 18th-century Scottish architect and designer whose elegant, highly decorative style helped define and popularize Neoclassical architecture in Britain and beyond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architect
furniture designer
human
interior designer
countryOfBirth Scotland
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
countryOfDeath England
dateOfBirth 1728-07-03
dateOfDeath 1792-03-03
designed ceilings
fireplaces
fixtures and fittings
furniture
educatedAt University of Edinburgh
employer Adam Brothers
ethnicGroup Scottish
familyName Adam
father William Adam
fieldOfWork architecture
interior design
urban planning
fullName Robert Adam
genre architectural treatise
givenName Robert
influenced British Neoclassical architecture
European interior design
Regency architecture
influencedBy Ancient Greek architecture
Ancient Roman architecture
linked to: Roman architecture

Palladian architecture
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Adam style
Neoclassicism
nativeLanguage Scots
notableIdea integration of architecture and interior decoration
refined Neoclassical ornament
notableWork Adelphi Buildings, London
Bowood House interiors
linked to: Bowood House park

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh
Culzean Castle
Drawing Room at Syon House
Etruscan Dressing Room at Osterley Park
Harewood House interiors
Home House, London
Kedleston Hall
Kenwood House
Lansdowne House
Library at Kenwood House
linked to: Kenwood House

Luton Hoo
Luton Hoo interiors
linked to: Osterley Park

Mellerstain House interiors
Newby Hall interiors
Osterley Park
Pulteney Bridge, Bath
linked to: Pulteney Bridge

Register House, Edinburgh
Saloon at Kedleston Hall
Syon House
linked to: Syon House grounds

The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adam
Wedderburn Castle
placeOfBirth Kirkcaldy
placeOfDeath London
linked to: London, England
positionHeld Member of Parliament for Kinross-shire
sexOrGender male
sibling James Adam
John Adam
William Adam the Younger
style highly decorative Neoclassical style
workLocation Edinburgh
Italy
London
linked to: London, England

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Neoclassicism majorFigure Robert Adam
Robert Adam fullName Robert Adam
Harewood House architect Robert Adam
Harewood House interiorDesigner Robert Adam
Fort George designedBy Robert Adam
Charles Bulfinch influencedBy Robert Adam
Kenwood House architect Robert Adam
Pulteney Bridge designedBy Robert Adam
John Nash influencedBy Robert Adam
James Adam sibling Robert Adam
James Adam collaboratedWith Robert Adam
Saloon at Kedleston Hall architect Robert Adam
Adam Brothers foundedBy Robert Adam
Adam Brothers hasPart Robert Adam
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh notableFor Robert Adam townhouses
linked to: Robert Adam
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh category Robert Adam buildings
linked to: Robert Adam
William Adam the Younger relative Robert Adam
William Adam child Robert Adam
Kedleston Hall designedBy Robert Adam
Lansdowne House designedBy Robert Adam
Lansdowne House hasArchitect Robert Adam
Home House, London architect Robert Adam
Culzean Castle designedBy Robert Adam
John Adam sibling Robert Adam
John Adam notableFamilyMember Robert Adam
Wedderburn Castle architect Robert Adam
Bute House architect Robert Adam
Airthrey Castle architect Robert Adam
Samuel McIntire influencedBy Robert Adam
Ugbrooke, Devon remodelledBy Robert Adam