William Adam

William Adam was a notable Scottish architect and designer in the 18th century, recognized for his role in the neoclassical architectural movement. He is best known for his work on elegant country houses and public buildings, characterized by their symmetry, simplicity, and classical details. Alongside his brothers, Adam helped to define the architectural style of the time, with a focus on proportion and harmony. His designs influenced many structures across Britain and beyond, and he also contributed to interior design and furniture, leaving a lasting legacy in the field of architecture.