Cawdor Castle (alterations)

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Cawdor Castle (alterations) refers to the 18th-century architectural modifications and enhancements designed by Scottish architect William Adam to the historic Cawdor Castle in the Highlands of Scotland.

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instanceOf 18th-century architectural work
architectural alteration project
work by William Adam
appliesToBuilding Cawdor Castle NERFINISHED
country Scotland
follows original medieval construction of Cawdor Castle
hasArchitect William Adam NERFINISHED
William Adam (Scottish architect) NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalElement domestic accommodation improvements
formalised circulation and access
landscape and setting enhancements
hasArchitecturalRole modernisation of historic castle
hasArchitecturalSignificance integration of classical planning into a medieval structure
hasCentury 18th century
hasClient Campbell family of Cawdor NERFINISHED
hasHeritageContext adaptation of medieval tower house
hasLanguageOfWork none (architectural work)
hasStyle Palladian-influenced architecture
Scottish classical architecture
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Highland NERFINISHED
locatedInHistoricCounty Nairnshire NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Highlands of Scotland NERFINISHED
locatedInVillage Cawdor NERFINISHED
partOf Cawdor Castle complex
partOfPeriod Georgian era in Scotland NERFINISHED
startTime 18th century

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William Adam notableWork Cawdor Castle (alterations)