Melville Monument base works

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Melville Monument base works is the architectural foundation structure of Edinburgh’s Melville Monument, created in the early 19th century as part of the city’s neoclassical urban design.

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Melville Monument 1
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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
monument base
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
associatedWith Melville Monument NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
designedAs integral element of a planned urban square
hasArchitecturalRole plinth and base platform for the monument
hasConstructionType masonry construction
hasCulturalSignificance part of Edinburgh’s monumental cityscape
hasDesignPeriod Georgian era
hasFunction structural foundation
hasGeometricForm stepped base
hasOrientation aligned with the layout of St Andrew Square
heritageDesignation historic urban fabric of central Edinburgh
inception early 19th century
locatedInPublicSpace St Andrew Square, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
location Edinburgh NERFINISHED
Scotland
materialUsed stone
partOf Edinburgh’s neoclassical urban design
Melville Monument NERFINISHED
purpose support the Melville Monument column and statue
supports Melville Monument column NERFINISHED
statue of Henry Dundas
urbanContext New Town of Edinburgh NERFINISHED

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William Burn designed Melville Monument base works
St Andrew Square hasMonument Melville Monument base works
this entity surface form: Melville Monument