The House of Dalkeith (alterations)

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The House of Dalkeith (alterations) refers to the significant 18th-century remodeling of Dalkeith Palace in Scotland carried out by the prominent architect William Adam.

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instanceOf 18th-century architectural work
architectural alteration project
remodeling of a historic house
appliesToBuilding Dalkeith Palace NERFINISHED
architecturalStyleInfluence Palladian architecture NERFINISHED
Scottish classical architecture
commissionedFor Dalkeith Palace NERFINISHED
country Scotland
hasArchitect William Adam NERFINISHED
hasArchitectRole William Adam NERFINISHED
hasCulturalContext 18th-century Scottish architecture
hasHeritageContext Scottish aristocratic residences
hasLanguageOfWork English
hasSignificantPerson William Adam NERFINISHED
hasStartTime 18th century
locatedIn Dalkeith NERFINISHED
Midlothian NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
modifies external appearance of Dalkeith Palace
interior design of Dalkeith Palace
original layout of Dalkeith Palace
partOf history of Dalkeith Palace
subjectOf Scottish country house architecture literature
architectural history studies

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William Adam notableWork The House of Dalkeith (alterations)