Sir Robert Lorimer

Sir Robert Lorimer (1864-1929) was a prominent Scottish architect known for his influential work in the early 20th century. He skillfully blended traditional Scottish styles with modern architecture, emphasizing craftsmanship and detail. Lorimer is best remembered for designing significant buildings, including the stunning St. Andrew's House in Edinburgh and various churches. His approach reflected a deep respect for heritage while embracing contemporary elements. As a leading figure in Scotland’s architectural scene, Lorimer's legacy continues to impact and inspire architects today. He was also knighted for his contributions to the profession and the cultural landscape of Scotland.