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The following individuals were employed or trained by this architectural practice (click on an item to view details): |
| Name | Date from | Date to | Position | Notes |
 | J W Hay | | | Draughtsman | |
 | Stewart Sim | | | Senior Architect | |
 | R Morris | | | | |
 | Allan Aitken | | | Architect | |
 | John Peter MacBryde | | | Planning Officer | Official title was 'Planning Inspector'. |
 | Herbert Forsyth Gammie | | | Assistant | |
 | William Wyld Mather Boal | | | Architect | |
 | Thomas Smith Peace (senior) | | Before 1869 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under Robert Matheson |
 | James Campbell MacKay | | After 1960 | Architect | |
 | Sydney Smirke | 1827 | 1832 | Clerk | |
 | Robert Reid | 1827 | 1839 | Chief Architect | Architect for Scotland |
 | James Raeburn | 1827 | 1839 | Clerk of Works | In Edinburgh office - Principal Clerk of Works |
 | Robert Matheson | 1828 | 1848 | Junior Clerk | In Edinburgh office |
 | Andrew Kerr (senior) | After 1829 | Before 1883 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | James Millar | Before 1839 | September 1840 | Second Clerk | In Edinburgh office - under Robert Reid and William Nixon |
 | William Nixon | 1840 | March 1848 | Chief Architect | In Edinburgh office - Principal Clerk of Works |
 | Jesse Hall | 1842 | 1848 | Clerk of Works | Working under William Nixon, first in Edinburgh and then in St Andrews |
 | Robert Matheson | March 1848 | 1877 | Clerk of Works | In Edinburgh office |
 | William Cadell Burnet (or William Caddel Burnet) | After 1848 | Before 1865 | | Presumably worked in the Office of Works prior to his appointment on the law courts commission |
 | (Sir) John Taylor | 1859 | 1866 | Assistant | Assistant Surveyor of royal palaces, public buildings and royal parks - in London office |
 | (Sir) John Taylor | 1866 | 1898 | | Surveyor, in London office |
 | Hippolyte Jean Blanc | 1869 | 1878 | Chief Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Sir) Douglas Strutt Galton | 1871 * | | | Director of Works in London office |
 | (Sir) Henry Tanner | 1871 | 1876 | Assistant Surveyor | In London office |
 | Walter Wood Robertson | 1871 | 1877 | Clerk | Working first under Sir Douglas Galton, then under Sir John Taylor. Described as 'technical clerk' in obituary |
 | Jasper Wager | 1877 | After 1899 | Assistant | In London office. |
 | Walter Wood Robertson | c. 1877 | c. 1904 | Chief Architect | |
 | R Kennedy | 1880s * | | Clerk of Works | In Edinburgh office |
 | John Rutherford | 1880s | After 1893 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | Robert Macfarlane Cameron | 1881 | 1882 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Sir) Henry Tanner | 1881 | 1883 | Surveyor | As Surveyor for the Northern District |
 | James McLellan Fairley | After 1881 | Before 1886 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, under Walter Wood Robertson |
 | William Thomas Oldrieve (sometimes William Thomas Oldgrieve) | c. 1881 | c. 1890 | Assistant | in Edinburgh office, as assistant under Walter Wood Robertson |
 | Herbert Read | 1882 | 1883 | Assistant | In London office. |
 | James Thomas Baillie | 1883 | 1883 | Assistant | |
 | (Sir) Henry Tanner | 1883 | 1884 | Surveyor | In London office, as Surveyor for London |
 | (Sir) Henry Tanner | 1884 | 1913 | Chief Architect | In London office: Principal Architect from 1884 to 1898, Chief Architect thereafter |
 | Henry Nicholas Hawks | Before 1884 | After 1897 | | |
 | Walter Pott | 1886 | 1905 | Assistant Surveyor | |
 | George John Thrift Reavell | 1887 | 1891 | Draughtsman | |
 | (Sir) Richard John Allison | 1889 | 1934 | | in London office |
 | John Tosh | Mid 1880s * | | | |
 | John Alexander Carfrae | October 1890 | June 1892 | Assistant | In London office |
 | William Thomas Oldrieve (sometimes William Thomas Oldgrieve) | c. 1890 | c. 1898 | Principal Assistant | In charge of the Manchester Regional Office |
 | George John Thrift Reavell | 1891 | 1911 | Assistant | Assistant Surveyor |
 | Henry Seton Morris | 1892 | 1898 | | |
 | James Paxton | c. 1893 | | Assistant | In London office |
 | William Harris | c. 1894 | c. 1896 | | |
 | Cecil John William Simpson | 1897 | 1906 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | David Edmund Attree Horne | 1898 | 1900 | Assistant | |
 | (Sir) John Taylor | 1898 | 1908 | | Consulting Architect, in London office |
 | William Thomas Oldrieve (sometimes William Thomas Oldgrieve) | c. 1898 | 1904 | Principal Assistant | Principal Assistant to Sir Henry Tanner in London Office. Architect for all Provincial Post Offices |
 | Robert Ernest Stewardson | 1899 | 1900 | Assistant | In London office (Westminster) |
 | James Cumming Wynnes | 1899 | c. 1902 | Assistant | in Edinburgh office, working initially under Walter Wood Robertson and from 1904 under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | Robert Burns Robertson | November 1899 * | | Clerk of Works | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Major) James Milne-Davidson | 1900 | 1905 | Assistant | Initially in Edinburgh; subsequently in London |
 | David Webster Robertson | January 1900 | August 1900 | Assistant | In London office |
 | William Dean | 1901 | 1904 | | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve |
 | George Farquhar | c. January 1901 | After 1911 | Assistant | In London office, under Walter Pott |
 | David Webster Robertson | April 1901 | January 1904 | Apprentice | In London office |
 | C S Murray | Before 1901 | After 1904 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | J Smith | Before 1901 | After 1904 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | J Steele | c. 1901 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | William Hodgson Burnet | 1902 | After 1904 | Assistant | |
 | Leo Sylvester Sullivan | 1903 | 1903 | Assistant | |
 | Alexander McRae | 1903 | After 1914 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | Arthur John Marshall | January 1903 | 1911 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve |
 | Herbert Ryle | 8 June 1903 | September 1904 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve |
 | William Alexander Ross (or William H A Ross) | 1904(?) * | | Draughtsman | |
 | W Gilruth | 1904 * | | Assistant | Assistant Architect and Surveyor, in Edinburgh office |
 | A Odell | 1904 * | | Assistant | Assistant Architect and Surveyor, in Edinburgh office |
 | J Gay | 1904 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | Nelson Fyfe | 1904 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | John Thomas Galletly | 1904 | 1907 | Senior Draughtsman | in London office |
 | (Sir) James Grey West | 1904 | 1911 | Draughtsman | In London office |
 | William Thomas Oldrieve (sometimes William Thomas Oldgrieve) | 1904 | 1914 | Chief Architect | In Edinburgh office |
 | Archibald Bulloch | 1904 | 1919 | Assistant | In London office? |
 | David Webster Robertson | January 1904 | After 1914 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve |
 | William Malcolm Scott | Before 1904 | 1905 | Draughtsman | |
 | R P Hunter | c. 1904 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | R R Lawrie | c. 1904 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | H C Todd | c. 1904 * | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | James Cumming Wynnes | c. 1904 | c. 1911 | Assistant | Edinburgh office |
 | John Hatton Markham | 1905 | | | In London office |
 | William Patterson | 1905 | After 1911 | Senior Assistant | In London office (Victoria Street) |
 | Walter Pott | 1905 | 1914 | Architect | |
 | Charles Ernest Jackson | 1905 | After 1914 | Assistant | in Edinburgh office, working under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | Archibald Scott | 1905 | 1919 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve; also in London and in Far Eastern Division, China |
 | William Barnet Wyllie | 1905 or 1906 | 1909 | Assistant | In London office |
 | John MacKenzie | 1906 | After 1912 | Assistant | |
 | James Watson-Jerdan | 1907 | After 1911 | Assistant | In London office, whilst also practising in partnership with W Hodgson-Burnet |
 | John Thomas Galletly | 1 June 1907 | | Assistant Architect | in Edinburgh office |
 | Sydney Houghton Miller | After 1907 | Before 1909 | Assistant(?) | In Edinburgh office, working under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | Charles Edward Tweedie (junior) | 1908 | 1912 | Apprentice | |
 | Archibald Kirkwood Dodds | 1909 | 1911 | Draughtsman | |
 | Peter Kydd Hanton | 1909 | 1920 | Assistant | in London office - temporary assistant in 1909-10, then permanent |
 | John Wilson Paterson | 1909 | 1922 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | John Girtrig Young | c. 1909 | Before 1930 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | W Steele | Early 1900s | | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | Alexander Allan Foote | March 1910 | December 1915 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | William Paterson | December 1910 | 1914 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | Henry W Liddle | After 1910 | | | |
 | Alexander Shepherd Brodie | After 1910(?) | Before 1920(?) | Assistant | |
 | Robert Wemyss Ferguson | After 1910 | Before 1921 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Major) James Milne-Davidson | 1910 or 1911 | 1920 | Assistant | In London office |
 | David Thomson | 1911 | | Assistant | |
 | Ernest Scott Petch | 1911 | April 1914 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | Arthur John Marshall | 1911 | After 1914 | Senior Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under W T Oldrieve |
 | George John Thrift Reavell | 1911 | 1927 | Architect | |
 | (Sir) James Grey West | 1911 | 1934 | Assistant | In London office |
 | John William Kay | 12 June 1911 | After 1914 | Draughtsman | in Edinburgh office, working under William Thomas Oldrieve |
 | Bertram Douglas Watt | August 1911 | December 1928 | Assistant | In London office - with the exception of war service, October 1914 to March 1919 |
 | Cecil John William Simpson | After 1911 | 1914 | Assistant(?) | In London office |
 | David Thomson | After 1911 | After 1920 | Senior Architect | |
 | James Wood | 1912 | 1914 | Assistant | Working under William Thomas Oldrieve, in Edinburgh office |
 | Charles Alfred Harding | 1912 | Before 1914 | Assistant(?) | |
 | William Shaw Cruickshank | 1912 | 1919 | Draughtsman | In Edinburgh office - with the exception of war service, 1914-19 |
 | Andrew Duncan Kellock | 1912 | After 1919 | Assistant | With the exception of war service; working under W T Oldrieve and subsequently C J W Simpson |
 | James Smith Richardson | 1914 | 1914 | | Part-time Inspector of Ancient Monuments |
 | Walter Pott | 1914 | 1920 | Principal Architect | |
 | Cecil John William Simpson | 1914 | 1922 | Chief Architect | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Captain) Arthur James Scott Hutton | June 1914 | After 1918 | Assistant | in Edinburgh office |
 | Herbert Ryle | Before 1914 | | Assistant(?) | In Edinburgh officeand after 1919 in London office |
 | Charles Wilson Glass | Mid 1914 | Late 1914 | Draughtsman | Three months; unclear which office |
 | James Maclaren Honeyman | February 1915 | November 1915 | Draughtsman | in Edinburgh office |
 | James Gillespie | 1916 | | Assistant | |
 | Charles Edward Tweedie (junior) | After 1918 | Before 1921 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under John Wilson Paterson |
 | Richard Thorburn | 1919 | After 1921 | Assistant | In Westminster office |
 | Charles Wilson Glass | 1919 | After 1927 | Assistant Architect | In China office 1919-25; in London office (King Charles Street) 1925-7 |
 | Alexander Allan Foote | January 1919 | Late 1919 | Assistant Architect | Acting Assistant Architect |
 | John Charles McKenzie | 4 August 1919 | | Draughtsman | In Westminster office |
 | Samuel Davidson | c. 1919 | After 1920 | Assistant | In London office at Storey's Gate, Westminster |
 | Henry Rochead Williamson | 1920 | 1920 | Draughtsman | For six months |
 | Archibald Scott | 1920 | 1928 | Architect | In London office |
 | Peter Kydd Hanton | 1920 | After 1933 | Senior Architect | in London office - working under the Chief Architect |
 | James Smith Richardson | 1920 | After 1935 | | Full-time Inspector of Ancient Monuments |
 | (Major) James Milne-Davidson | 1920 | After 1938 | Surveyor | In London office (Storey's Gate) |
 | Garnet Alexander Farmer | 1921 | | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | John Mackie Venters | 1921 | 1923 | Assistant | In London office |
 | William McAndrew | February 1921 | July 1929 | Assistant | |
 | John Wilson Paterson | 1922 | 1943 | Chief Architect | In Edinburgh office |
 | John Houston | After 1922(?) | Before 1943(?) | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under John Wilson Paterson |
 | James O'Hanlon Hughes | 1924 | 1926 | Assistant | Probably in London office |
 | John Walter Mackenzie Dudding | 1925 | 1929 | Assistant | |
 | James Henderson Davidson | c. June 1925 | c. September 1905 | Assistant | |
 | Donald Denoon Jack | 1926 | 1928 | Assistant | In London office (Storeys Gate) |
 | Charles Fell Duncan | 1926 | 1928 | Assistant | |
 | John Howden Cook | 1926 | 1930 | | in London |
 | Peter Shearer Leask | 1926(?) | 1931 | | |
 | William Shaw Cruickshank | 1926 | 1933 | Assistant | In London office, Assistant Surveyor
In London office - Assistant Surveyor |
 | Hugh Smith | 1 July 1927 | 30 December 1928 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | Horace Gildard White | May 1928 | After 1935 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | Percy Pithie Henderson | 1 July 1928 | After 1930 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | Albert Dick Cordiner | October 1928 | Before 1947 | Assistant | In Westminster (London) office |
 | Bertram Douglas Watt | December 1928 | June 1938 | Assistant | In Bristol office - Assistant Architect & Surveyor in charge of South Wales area |
 | William Mollison | 1929 | 1930 | Assistant | In London office (Whitehall) |
 | James Home Kerr Hislop | 25 March 1929 | | Assistant | |
 | Stephen Sutherland | August 1929 | May 1930 | Assistant | in London office |
 | Edwin Turnbull | November 1929 | After 1931 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | F W Pyott | December 1929 | | | |
 | Rodney Broad | December 1929 | April 1937 | Assistant | |
 | Albert J Pitcher | Before 1929 | After 1934 | (?) | In London office |
 | (Sir) Charles Johns Mole | 1930s * | | | In London office (Storey's Gate) |
 | E M Carmichael | 1930s | | Engineer | |
 | Thomas Wilson Gale | 1930s | | Assistant | |
 | John Thomas Galletly | 1930 * | | | in London office (Storey's Gate, Westminster) |
 | Charles S T Calder | 1930 * | | | |
 | Neilson Fife | 1930 * | | | |
 | W Grant Watling | 1930 * | | | Initially in Edinburgh and then in London. |
 | A W Weir | 1930 * | | | |
 | James Johnston | 1930 | | Assistant | |
 | Ian Hastings McLaren | 1930 | 1930 | Assistant | Probably in London office - for 3 months |
 | John Watt | 1930 | 1931 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under John Wilson Paterson, Chief Architect |
 | John Drummond Murdoch | 1930 * | 1939 or after 1940 | | |
 | C L Stuart | Before 1930(?) | Before 1930 | | In London office. |
 | John Burn Moffat | 1931 * | | | In Edinburgh office |
 | Katharine Pamela Slater (Mrs Miller) | After 1932 | Before 1939 | Assistant | Four months only - probably in London office |
 | William Shaw Cruickshank | 1933 | | District Surveyor | In Manchester office, in charge of North West District |
 | James Watson Ritchie | 1933 | 1935 | Assistant | |
 | George Hay | October 1933 | 1937 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office under J Wilson Paterson and J S Richardson |
 | John Ferguson Donaldson | 1933 | After 1936 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office |
 | (Sir) James Grey West | 1934 | | Chief Architect | In London office |
 | John Watson Masson junior | 1934 | | Assistant | |
 | Thomas Shepherd Morris | 1934 | After 1936 | | In London office (Westminster) |
 | James Nisbet Lockerbie | 1935 | 1940 | Assistant | |
 | James Boyd Raeside | 29 April 1935 | 25 January 1937 | Assistant | Temporary Technical Architectural Assistant |
 | (Dr) Frederic ('Eric') Robert Stevenson | August 1935 | August 1936 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, working under J Wilson Paterson |
 | E H Innes | 1936 | | Assistant(?) | |
 | John Raymond Bell | 1936 | After 1938 | Assistant | In Edinburgh office, for a period of 18 months |
 | James Lees Somerville | 1936 | After 1957 | Assistant | Initially in Manchester; in Aberdeen from at least 1948 to at least 1957 |
 | Robert Saddler | 1936 | 1974 | Architect | |
 | Stewart Hunter Cruden | October 1936 | September 1937 | Assistant | Probably in Edinburgh office |
 | Alexander Graham (junior) | 1936 or 1937 | After 1937 | Assistant | |
 | Francis Gunisky (or Cumisky?) | 1937 | | | |
 | Alexander Whitelaw Jardine | 1937 * | | Assistant | In London office (Storey's Gate) |
 | Leonard George Pargiter | 1937 | | Architect | |
 | George Edward Foote | 1937 | 1938 | | role unclear; working under Sir James Grey West |
 | David Archibald Hugh Ritchie | 1937 | 1938 | Assistant | |
 | Archibald Hunter McCartney (sometimes misspelt MacCartney) | 1937 | 1939 | Assistant | |
 | John ('Jack') Airey MacMinn | April 1937 | | Assistant | in Manchester office |
 | John Shepherd Anderson | May 1937 | | Assistant | |
 | Benjamin Murray Manson | 1937 or 1938 | | Assistant | |
 | David Duncan | 1938 * | | | In Post Office Department, London office |
 | Ian Fyfe Cameron | 1938 * | | Assistant | In London office (Westminster) |
 | Hugh Stammers Tiffin | 1938 * | | | |
 | James Johnston | 1938 | | Assistant Surveyor | |
 | David M Macdonald | 1938 | 1941 | Assistant | |
 | John Bolton | 1938 | 1941 | Assistant | Chief Architect's Division |
 | Leonard Howarth | 1938 | 1949 | Assistant | With a break during the war years |
 | George Irving Hunter | 1938 | After 1964 | Architect | |
 | Archibald Douglas Holmes | 11 April 1938 | 1940 | Assistant | |
 | Bertram Douglas Watt | June 1938 | July 1939 | Senior Assistant | In Manchester office - Senior Assistant Architect & Surveyor and Deputy to Principal |
 | Frederick Walter Goddard | July 1938 | | Architect | |
 | Alexander Theodore Marshall | July 1938 | July 1938 | Assistant(?) | |
 | Arnold McKenzie Hunter | September 1938 | | Assistant | |
 | Margaret Findlay Makins | October 1938 | After 1941 | | in Rhyl, Denbighshire office - Chief Architect's Division |
 | Catherine Mary Helen Henderson (Mrs Lambert) | Late 1938 * | | Assistant | In London office (Great Westminster House, Horseferry Road) |
 | James Paterson Allison | 1939 | | Architect | |
 | Hubert Edwin Furse | 1939 | | Assistant | |
 | Frederick Edward Bradshaw MacManus | 1939 | Before 1943 | Assistant | |
 | Harold Gray Barclay | June 1939 | | Assistant(?) | |
 | Bertram Douglas Watt | July 1939 | | Chief Architect | In Manchester office - District Architect & Surveyor |
 | Harold John Muir | Before 1939 | 30 November 1970 | Assistant | Initially in London office (Storey's Gate, Westminster); later elsewhere including latterly in Leeds. |
 | William W Sibbald | 1939 or 1940 * | | Assistant(?) | |
 | George L Grant | 1939 or 1940 * | | Assistant | |
 | Alex G Laird | 1939 or 1940 * | | | |
 | John B Mackay | 1939 or 1940 * | | | |
 | John D Vardy | 1939 or 1940 * | | | |
 | John ('Jack') Airey MacMinn | March 1940 | Before 1947 | | in charge of Liverpool drawing office |
 | John Shepherd Anderson | March 1942 | After 1948 | Senior Assistant | |
 | Morton Angus Mackenzie | June 1942 | After 1944 | Architect | Architect and Technical Assistant to Emergency Works & Recovery Office, Newcastle |
 | Hubert Edwin Furse | 1945 | | Assistant Architect | |
 | James Nisbet Lockerbie | 1945 | 1950 | Principal Assistant | |
 | John ('Jack') Airey MacMinn | January 1945 | After 1947 | District Surveyor | in Birmingham office |
 | James Johnston | 1946 | | Surveyor | Senior Surveyor |
 | David Martin Steven | 1946 | | Senior Assistant | |
 | Horace James Dick Hamilton | 1946 | 1946 | Architect | |
 | James Boyne Watson | 1946 | 1947 | Assistant | |
 | James Ferguson | 1947 | 1948 | Assistant | |
 | Hubert Edwin Furse | 1947 | After 1952 | Architect | |
 | Percy Pithie Henderson | c. 1948 | | Architect | Birmingham office |
 | Robert ('Bob') Corson Tupman | Late 1940s | After 1979 | Assistant | |
 | Herbert Kitchener Calder | 1950 * | | Architect | |
 | John Charles Richardson | c. 1950 | | Surveyor | |
 | John Edward Robert Kean | 1953 | 1960 | Chief Architect | |
 | Duncan Ian Black | 1954 | | Architect | |
 | John Alexander Chalmers | c. 1956 | | Assistant | |
 | George Douglas Hamilton | 1957 * | | | In Leeds office. |
 | Alfred Charles Shallis | 1957 | | Architect | need to CHECK dates employed my MoW |
 | David Peter Ross | August 1957 | July 1958 | Assistant | |
 | Bruce Probart Beckett | 1959 | | Architect | |
 | Stanislaw Speilrein | Mid 1950s | | Assistant | |
 | Stanley Charles Gambrell Lambert | Mid 1950s | | Assistant | |
 | W Robson | 1960s | | Architect | |
 | Trevor Bernard Mann | 1960s | | Architect | |
 | George Hay | 1960 | | Assistant | |
 | Alfred Alexander Coutts | c. 1964 | | Architect | |
 | Mr E Dobson | 1 April 1966 * | | Architect | Senior Architect |
 | Roy Hunter | c. 1968 | 1970s | | |
 | R Stevenson | Mid 1960s | | Architect | |
 | John Marriott Knight | 1970s | | Architect | |
 | Ian Jones Campbell | 1970s | | Architect | |
 | J Douglas Hogg | 1970s | | Architect | |
 | A R Scott | 1971 | | Architect | |
 | John Alexander Chalmers | Before 1979 | | Director | |
 | William Herman Mackillop Clark | Before 1979 | | Architect | |
 | James Joliffe Read | Before 1979 * | After 1984 | Architect | |
 | Trevor Bernard Mann | Before 1979 | After 1984 | Director | |
 | Thomas Reyner Robb | Before 1979 | After 1994 | Architect | |
 | Douglas Ralph Addison | c. 1979 | | Architect | |
 | Alfred Alexander Coutts | c. 1979 | | Director | Director of Overseas Services. |
 | John Kirkwood Wilson (or Jack Wilson) | After 1983 | | Senior Architect | |
 | Adam James Thomson Skinner | Before 1986 | After 1994 | Architect | |
This architectural practice was involved with the following buildings or structures from the date specified (click on an item to view details): |
| Date started | Building name | Town, district or village | Island | City or county | Country | Notes |
 | | Coast Guard Station | | | Shetland | Scotland | With Allan Pendreigh as architect responsible |
 | | Craiglockhart Telephone Exchange | Craiglockhart | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J D Murdoch as architect in charge |
 | | Geddes House, Inland Revenue Centre | Livingston | | West Lothian | Scotland | With John Bull as architect in charge |
 | | Glasgow Central Employment Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Murdoch as architect responsible |
 | | National Savings Bank Headquarters | Pollok | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | | Paisley Abbey | Paisley | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | Restoration with Matheson as Architect in Scotland. |
 | 1835 | Arbroath Abbey and abbey buildings | Arbroath | | Angus | Scotland | Clearing out Abbey buildings - with robert Reid as architect to the Scottish Office of Works |
 | After 1841 | Dundrennan Abbey | Dundrennan | | Kirkcudbrightshire | Scotland | Repairs - with Nixon as architect for Scotland |
 | 1842 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Internal alterations with Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1844 | University of St Andrews, St Salvator's College | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | New north range and alterations to east range - with Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1845 | Dunblane Cathedral | Dunblane | | Perthshire | Scotland | Iron gates - William Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1845 | Dunfermline Abbey | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Restoration - with Nixon as architect in charge of the Office of Works in Scotland, with Matheson as assistant |
 | 1845 | Police Office, High Street | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1845 | St Andrews Cathedral | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | New Entrance - William Nixon as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1846 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Cloister behind chapel, and scheme for enclosure of area to south of chapel - with Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1846 | University of St Andrews, St Salvator's College | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Boundary walls |
 | 1847 | Kirkwall Cathedral | Kirkwall | Mainland | Orkney | Scotland | Restoration and removal of post-Reformation furnishings with William Nixon as architect |
 | 1848 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Alterations below Lord Ordinary's Court - with Nixon as architect in charge |
 | 1848 | Royal Botanic Garden, lecture hall, classrooms, museum and offices | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Robert Matheson as Architect for Scotland |
 | c. 1848 | Glasgow Cathedral | | | Glasgow | Scotland | From 1848 onwards general repairs and new west front to design by Edward Blore. With Matheson first as clerk and then architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | Late 1840s | Elgin Cathedral | Elgin | | Morayshire | Scotland | Restoration - William Nixon as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1851 | 71 North Street | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Gateway adjoining St Salvator's Chapel - Robert Matheson as Clerk of Works for Scotland |
 | 1851 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Parapet wall on tower (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works). Executed as designed by William Burn |
 | 1851 | University of St Andrews, St Mary's College | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Repairs (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1853 | Fortrose Cathedral | Fortrose | | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | Restoration - with Robert Matheson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1853 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Fitting of clock with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1854 | Royal Botanic Garden, new Palm House | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1855 | King's College | Old Aberdeen | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Two alternative schemes: Neo-Jacobean and Oxford Gothic (Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) - not built |
 | 1855 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Refitting of the Throne Room, paintwork and paper by D R Hay (Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1856 | Advocates' Library | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Remodelling and extension of Upper Corridor Library with canted bays at north side - Matheson as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1856 | Board of Supervision (of Poor) Chambers, 125 George Street | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Additions at the back - with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1856 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Executed alterations design by Playfair - with Matheson as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1857 | General Prison | Perth | | Perthshire | Scotland | Redesigning and completion of Brown's scheme, with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Holyrood Park, Duddingston South Lodge | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Matheson as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Holyrood Park, Meadowbank Lodge | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Matheson as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Holyrood Park, St Leonard's Lodge | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Matheson as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Palace of Holyroodhouse, gatehouse and former guardroom | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Reconstruction of its surviving stairtower - Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Law Room. Redesigning and completion of Brown's scheme, with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1857 | Tolbooth St John's Church | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Alterations of throne bench as pulpit - with Matheson as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | c. 1857 | Holyrood Park, Wells O' Wearie Cottage | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Matheson as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1858 | New Register House | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1858 | Palace of Holyroodhouse, fountain in forecourt | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Robert Matheson as Architect for Scotland, and Andrew Kerr; Charles Doyle responsible for drawings |
 | 1859 | General Post Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1859 | King's College | Old Aberdeen | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Tudor gothic scheme (with `Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1859 | King's College | Old Aberdeen | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Simplified scheme built (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1859 | Royal Botanic Garden, Old Palm Stove | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Iron shafts replaced stone mullions (as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) and replacement of prismatic roof with a dome. |
 | 1860 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Replanning of 2nd floor as the Duke of Hamilton's and Marquess of Breadalbane's apartments (with Matheson as architect for Scotland) |
 | 1860 | Palace of Holyroodhouse, stables | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1861 | Edinburgh Industrial Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Central part built to Fowke's design, with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1861 | General Post Office | Perth | | Perthshire | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1861 | Palace of Holyroodhouse, gatehouse and former guardroom | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Gatehouse |
 | 1861 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Restoration, including window tracery and pinnacles on south front, and reseating - with Matheson as Architect for Scotland |
 | c. 1863 | General Post Office | | | Dundee | Scotland | Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | c. 1863 | General Post Office | Paisley | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1864 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Glazing of cloister (now reversed) - with Matheson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1866 | Dunblane Cathedral | Dunblane | | Perthshire | Scotland | Repairs on tower and spire |
 | 1866(?) | Waverley Station, hotel and market scheme | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | 'Design for Grand National Hotel in combination with the new Waverley Station' (with Matheson in private practice) |
 | 1867 | East Queen Street Gardens | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Matheson as Chief Architect |
 | 1867 | King's College, Theology Manse | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | |
 | 1868 | King's College | Old Aberdeen | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Library (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1868 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Part restoration and alterations - with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1868 | St Giles Cathedral | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | First proposals for restoration including improvements to the choir 'as proposed by the Lord Provost' (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1869 | Register House | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Back Dome added for new record hall (necessitated by the Lands Registration Act) Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1869 | University of St Andrews, Chapel of St Salvator | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Forbes Memorial Stalls (canopied stalls for Principal and Masters) - with Matheson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1870 | Edinburgh Industrial Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Western part of central building completed to Fowke's design, with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works (2nd phase) |
 | 1870 | St Duthac's Church | Tain | | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | Restoration - with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1871 | St Michael's Parish Church | Linlithgow | | West Lothian | Scotland | Design for 'interior…as proposed to be restored' (with Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1873 | Dunblane Cathedral | Dunblane | | Perthshire | Scotland | Repair work on chancel - Matheson in charge |
 | 1873 | Post Office | Leith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1875 | General Post Office | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | With Matheson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1875 | Glasgow General Post Office | | | Glasgow | Scotland | New building (with Matheson as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1877 | Inverleith House | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Interior re-finishing after fire - with Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1881 | Dunfermline Abbey Churchyard, Queen Margaret's tomb | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Repairs and enclosure with wrought iron railing - W W Robertson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1881 | King's College | Old Aberdeen | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Library extended (with Robertson as archtect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1882 | Advocates' Library | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | New reading room - Robertson as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1885 | Edinburgh Industrial Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | West wing |
 | 1885 | Inland Revenue Offices | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1885 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Conversion of telling room into court no iv - with W W Robertson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1886 | St Andrews Castle, sea defences | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Sea wall at south-east corner - Walter Wood Robertson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1887 | Dumfries Post Office | Dumfries | | Dumfriesshire | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1888 | Aberdeen University, Marischal College | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | SE wing added |
 | 1889 | Craiginches Prison | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Presumably |
 | 1889 | Dunfermline Post Office | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Original building |
 | 1889 | University of St Andrews, St Mary's College | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Detached south addition to Library (later Department of Psychology) (cost: £8,000) |
 | 1890 | General Post Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Large extension with Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1890 | Register House | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Front wall of entrance moved back - with Robertson in charge |
 | 1891 | Inverness Post Office | Inverness | | Inverness-shire | Scotland | |
 | 1892 | Glasgow General Post Office | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Rebuilding of central part facing Ingram Street, on site of Atheneum (with Oldrieve as architect with particular responsibility for Post Office buildings, working under Walter Wood Robertson, Architect for Scotland) |
 | 1892 | Post Office | Ayr | | Ayrshire | Scotland | With Robertson as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1892 | Royal Observatory | Blackford Hill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1893 | Falkirk Post Office | Falkirk | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | Front block? - with Robertson as architect for Scotland and Oldrieve as assistant with responsibility for Post Office buildings |
 | 1893 | Head Post Office | Paisley | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | With Robertson as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1893 | Post Office | Helensburgh | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | Under W W Robertson |
 | 1894 | Inland Revenue Offices | | | Manchester | England | |
 | 1894 | Parcel Post Office | | | Manchester | England | |
 | 1894 | Post Office | Galashiels | | Selkirkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1894 | Stirling Post Office | Stirling | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1897 | Dunfermline Abbey, pended tower | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Restoration - Hawks responsible |
 | 1898 | Dundee Post Office | | | Dundee | Scotland | |
 | 1898 | Inland Revenue Offices | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Reconstruction and extension of existing buildings as Inland Revenue Offices -with Robertson as arhitect for Scotland in the Office of Worksm |
 | 1898 | Post Office | Greenock | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | Robertson as architect for Scotland in Edinburgh office |
 | 1898 | Post office, Hill Street | Arbroath | | Angus | Scotland | With W W Robertson as chief architect. |
 | 1899 | Perth Post Office | Perth | | Perthshire | Scotland | |
 | 1900s | Post Office | Helensburgh | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | Extension - probably by Oldrieve (as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1900 | Kirkcaldy Post Office | Kirkcaldy | | Fife | Scotland | With Robertson as architect in charge? |
 | 1902 | Dunfermline Post Office | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Extension |
 | 1902 | General Register House, Sasine Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1902 | Parcel Post Office building | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Oldrieve as assistant with responsibility for post offices, then as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1902 | Post Office | Melrose | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | |
 | 1903 | Customs House | Longhope | Orkney | | Scotland | H M Office of Works Storey’s Gate London SW |
 | 1903 | Inverness Prison | Inverness | | Inverness-shire | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1903 | Linlithgow Post Office | Linlithgow | | West Lothian | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1903 | Post Office | Musselburgh | | Midlothian | Scotland | W T Oldrieve responsible |
 | After 1903 | Central Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Alterations at rear. With Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1904 | Dunfermline Abbey, Wardlaw Vault | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Vault renovated and reduced in size. (with Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1904 | Eskdalemuir Royal Magnetic Observatory | Eskdalemuir | | Dumfriesshire | Scotland | |
 | 1904 | Portobello Post Office | Portobello | | Edinburgh | Scotland | W W Robertson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1904 | Post office | Dunbar | | East Lothian | Scotland | With Robertson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1904 | St Andrews Castle, bathing shelter | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1904 | St Andrews Castle, sea defences | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Lowering of wall in front of castle on south side, and addition of railings - William Thomas Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1905 | Post Office | Airdrie | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1905 | Post Office | Bootle | | Lancashire | England | |
 | 1906 | Post Office | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Alterations - with Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1906 | Post Office | Banff | | Banffshire | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1906 | Post Office | North Berwick | | East Lothian | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1906 | Post Office | Crieff | | Perthshire | Scotland | W T Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland |
 | After 1906 | Aldgate Branch Post Office | | | London | England | |
 | After 1906 | Western District Branch Post Office | | | London | England | |
 | c. 1906 | Post Office | Leicester | | Leicestershire | England | Extension |
 | 1907 | Edinburgh Castle, Cistern | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1907 | General Post Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Extension and remodelling of public office - Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1907 | Head Post Office | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | With Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1907 | Post Office | Stornoway | Lewis | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1907 | Post Office | Montrose | | Angus | Scotland | With Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1907 | Post Office | Kilmarnock | | Ayrshire | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1907 | Post Office | Broughty Ferry | | Dundee | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1907 | Post Office | Ayr | | Ayrshire | Scotland | Alterations and additions - with Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1908 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Alterations and extensions, including reconstruction of lobby and oak library adjoining court IX |
 | 1908 | Post Office | Oban | | Argyll | Scotland | With Oldrieve in charge. |
 | 1908 | Post Office | Lerwick | Mainland | Shetland | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1908(?) | Post Office | Haddington | | East Lothian | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1908 | St Andrews Cathedral Museum | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1909 | Edinburgh Life Assurance Company | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Adapted internally to become the Royal Society Building - with Oldrieve as architect in Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1909 | General Post Office | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | Adaptation into Labour Exchange |
 | 1909 | Labour Exchange | Greenock | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1909 | Royal Institution | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Internal reconstruction and new galleries - with Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | c. 1909 | Royal Botanic Garden, laboratory building | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | W T Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | c. 190(?) | Post Office | Duns | | Berwickshire | Scotland | |
 | 1910 | Bridgeton Telephone Exchange | Bridgeton | | Glasgow | Scotland | Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1910 | Labour Exchange | Tollcross | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1910 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | 1980-30 United Services Museum, and 1930 King's Dressing Room |
 | 1910 | Post Office | Kelso | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1910 | Post Office | Brechin | | Angus | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1910 | Telephone Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1911 | Glasgow General Post Office | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Addition of side blocks (steel and reinforced concrete) - commenced by W T Oldrieve, completed by C J W Simpson, as successive Architects for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1911 | National Gallery of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Internal alterations to west section - with Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1911 | Telephone exchange | Helensburgh | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1912 | Head Post Office | Paisley | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | South extension - with Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1912 | Post Office | Stornoway | Lewis | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | Additions and alterations with Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1912 | Post Office | Wick | | Caithness | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect of Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1912 | Post Office | Maybole | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | Mid 1912 | Scottish Office buildings | Calton Hill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | First proposed scheme (unexecuted); detailing identical to Aberdeen Post Office - with W T Oldrieve as architect for Scotland, assisted by chief draughtsman James Cumming Wynnes |
 | 1913 | Glasgow Cathedral | | | Glasgow | Scotland | New roof and ceiling - with Oldrieve as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1913 | Labour Exchange | | | Dundee | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1913 | Post Office | Bathgate | | West Lothian | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in H M Office of Works |
 | 1913 | St Clement's Church | Rodel | Harris | Inverness-shire | Scotland | Harling removed and alterations especially to tower - with Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1914 | Customs Office | Lamlash | Arran | | Scotland | |
 | Before 1914 | Letter Sorting Office | Dalry | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1915 | Garden City housing | Crombie | | Fife | Scotland | With Simpson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1918 | 250 Houses | Glengarnock | | Ayrshire | Scotland | Scottish Office of Works Edinburgh |
 | 1918 | Paisley Employment Exchange | Paisley | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1919 | Post Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Simpson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1919 | York Buildings | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Porch added and reconstruction - with Ryle as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1921 | Post Office | Ladybank | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1921 | St Oran's Chapel | | Iona | Argyll | Scotland | Consolidation with Simpson and subsequently Paterson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1922 | Arbroath Abbey and abbey buildings | Arbroath | | Angus | Scotland | Gradual restoration of Abbot's House intially and later Guesthouse range. |
 | c. 1922 | Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Cecil John William Simpson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1923 | Jedburgh Abbey | Jedburgh | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | Restoration |
 | 1923 | Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1924 | Inchcolm Abbey | Inchcolm | | Fife | Scotland | Proposed restoration and repairs |
 | 1924 | Morningside Telephone Exchange | Morningside | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson as architevt for Scotland |
 | 1924 | National Library of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Unexecuted scheme for new building - J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1924 | Post office | Alloa | | Clackmannanshire | Scotland | With C J W Simpson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works |
 | 1924 | Scottish Office buildings | Calton Hill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Outline scheme drawn up (unexecuted) - J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1925 | Cottages, HM Coastguard Station | Montrose | | Angus | Scotland | Edinburgh Office |
 | 1925 | Kinnairdy Castle | | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Restoration - working with George Bennett Mitchell |
 | 1925 | Post Office | St Andrews | | Fife | Scotland | Alterations - uncertain which architect in HMOW responsible |
 | 1925 | Saughton Prison | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1925 | Two Houses. H M Coastguard Station | Arbroath | | | Scotland | Edinburgh Office |
 | 1926 | Blackness Castle | | | West Lothian | Scotland | Major repairs |
 | 1926 | Employment Exchange | Greenock | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1926 | Post Office | Jedburgh | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | |
 | 1926 | Post Office | Port Ellen | Islay | Argyll | Scotland | Alterations |
 | 1927 | Leven and Methil Employment Exchange | Leven | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1927 | Oronsay Priory | | Oronsay | Argyll | Scotland | Repairs with Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1927 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Panelling and ceiling in Throne Room |
 | 1927 | Parliament House, Supreme Courts of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Unspecified maintenance work. |
 | 1927 | Post office | Prestwick | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1927 | Unemployment Benefit Office | Leith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Paterson in charge (as architect for Scotland) |
 | 1928 | Edinburgh Castle, United Services Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Interior remodelled (with J wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland in the Office of Works) |
 | 1928 | Queen Mary's House | Jedburgh | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | Preservation and restoration (with Paterson as architect for Scotland) |
 | 1928 | Telephone Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1929 | Post Office | Ardrossan | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1929 | Post office | Troon | | Ayrshire | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1929 | Scottish Office buildings | Calton Hill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Scheme I (unexecuted) - J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland, in collaboration with Sir Richard Allison and A J Pitcher |
 | 1929 | St Drostan's Parish Church | Markinch | | Fife | Scotland | Repairs to steeple and tower- with John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1930s | Viewforth House | Stirling | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | Rear wing - with Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1930 | Edinburgh Industrial Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Staircase |
 | 1930 | Employment Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Witjh J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1930 | Employment Exchange | Ayr | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Employment Exchange | Barrhead | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Highholm School | Port Glasgow | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | Large extension |
 | 1930 | Inland Revenue Office | | | Dundee | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Kinning Park Employment Exchange | Kinning Park | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Scottish Office buildings | Calton Hill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Scheme II (unexecuted), including sheriff court - J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland, in collaboration with A J Pitcher |
 | 1930 | Telephone Exchange | Abbeyhill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Telephone Exchange | Colinton | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as chief architect |
 | 1930 | Telephone Exchange | | | Dundee | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Telephone Exchange, Abbeyhill | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1930 | Telephone Repeater System | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | |
 | c. 1930 | Carstairs Prison | Carstairs | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | c. 1930 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Evening Drawing Room and King's Wardrobe, panelling |
 | c. 1930 | Post Office | Largs | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Employment Exchange | Govan | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Inchcolm Abbey | Inchcolm | | Fife | Scotland | Weather vane on chapter house added - with Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1931 | New Abbey, Sarcophagus Monument to Devorgilla | | | Kirkcudbrightshire | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Parkhead Employment Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Post Office | Montrose | | Angus | Scotland | Alterations |
 | 1931 | Post Office | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Alterations |
 | 1931 | Telephone Exchange | Corstorphine | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Telephone Exchange | Saltcoats | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1931 | Wireless Station | Cupar (near) | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1933 | Crombie Castle | | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Restoration with J Wilson Paterson in charge - plans drawn up but executed by another architect |
 | 1933 | Employment Exchange | Alloa | | Clackmannanshire | Scotland | |
 | 1933 | GPO Sorting Office | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1933 | Hall & arcade | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Unclear what the roles were in this building - both given in 'Architect & Building News'. |
 | 1933 | Loch Doon Castle | Dalmellington | | Ayrshire | Scotland | Castle moved under superintendence of J S Richardson |
 | 1934 | Anstruther Easter post office | Anstruther Easter | | Fife | Scotland | With C J W Simpson in charge |
 | 1934 | Dunfermline Abbey | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | Improvements on Durie Bay (Nave) - with Shearer as consultant and under Wilson Paterson as architect to the Office of Works |
 | 1934 | Edinburgh Industrial Museum | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Brighton Street extension wih J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1934 | Employment Exchange, Cowan Street | Kirkcaldy | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1934 | Post Office | Oban | | Argyll | Scotland | Post Office garage with Paterson in charge |
 | 1934 | Post office | Huntly | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | |
 | 1934 | Sheriff Courthouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1935 | Abbey Strand buildings | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1935 | Employment Exchange | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | With Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1935 | Greyfriars Convent | Inverkeithing | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as chief architect |
 | 1935 | Labour Exchange | | | Dundee | Scotland | Rear wing added |
 | 1935 | Post Office | Langholm | | Dumfriesshire | Scotland | With Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1936 | Earlston Power Station | Earlston | | Berwickshire | Scotland | |
 | 1936 | Employment Exchange | Stornoway | Lewis | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | With Oldrieve as architect for Scotland |
 | 1936 | Ewart Free Library | Dumfries | | Dumfriesshire | Scotland | Extension |
 | 1936 | Melrose Abbey, Commendator's House | Melrose | | Roxburghshire | Scotland | Restoration - J Wilson Paterson and/or J Smith Richardson responsible (sources vary) |
 | 1936 | Post Office | Methil | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1936 | Post Office | Arbroath | | Angus | Scotland | |
 | 1936 | Postal and Engineering Garage | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1936 | Telephone Exchange | Newport-on-Tay | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1936 | Telephone Exchange | Arbroath | | Angus | Scotland | |
 | 1936 | Westminster Abbey, Pavilion for coronation | | | London | England | |
 | 1937 | Argyllshire Telephone Exchange | Inveraray | | Argyll | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Cranstonhill Labour Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1937 | Douglas Telephone Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | 3 bays added - John Wilson Paterson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1937 | Eileach an Naoimh Monastery, beehive cells | | Eilean an Naoimh, Garvellachs | Argyll | Scotland | Consolidation work - with Paterson as architect in charge of the Office of Works |
 | 1937 | Employment Exchange | Forfar | | Angus | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Garage, Carnegie Drive | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | HM Naval Dockyard, Naval Training School with workshops and boiler house | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Post Office | Lochgelly | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Telephone Exchange | Buckhaven and Methil | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1937 | Telephone Exchange, High Street | Cowdenbeath | | Fife | Scotland | With Paterson as architect for Scotland |
 | 1937 | Telephone Exchange, Somerville Street | Burntisland | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Telephone Exchnage | Govanhill | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1937 | Telephone House | | | Glasgow | Scotland | John Wilson Paterson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1938 | Employment Exchange | Selkirk | | Selkirkshire | Scotland | J Wilson Paterson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1938 | Post office | Stevenston | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1938 | Telephone Exchange | Oban | | Argyll | Scotland | With J Wilson Paterson in charge |
 | 1938 | Telephone Exchange | Selkirk | | Selkirkshire | Scotland | J Wilson Paterson as Architect for Scotland |
 | 1938 | Telephone Exchange | Tayport | | Fife | Scotland | With John Wilson Paterson as Chief Architect |
 | 1939(?) | Bridge of Earn Hospital | Bridge of Earn | | Perthshire | Scotland | John Stewart responsible |
 | 1939 | Edinburgh Castle, St Margaret's Chapel | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Restoration - J Wilson Paterson in charge (including timber studded door in round arched openng) |
 | Late 1930s | Buckingham Palace, swimming pool | | | London | England | |
 | 1940s | Building Trades Training Centre | | | London | England | With Pargiter as architect in charge |
 | 1940s | New Courts, Royal Court of Justice | | | London | England | With Pargiter in charge as architect with the Ministry of Works |
 | 1940 | Glasgow Pollok Automatic Telephone Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1940 | National Library of Scotland | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Further involvement? |
 | 1940 | Royal Air Force Station | Leuchars | | Fife | Scotland | Large extensions |
 | 1941 | Admiralty Research Station | Greenock | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | With Pargiter as architect in charge |
 | 1942 | Broughty Castle | | | Dundee | Scotland | At SE corner of tower house addition of brick built defence post. |
 | 1943 | Primary School | Thornton | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary school buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and Scottish Education Department. |
 | c. 1943 | Burntisland Primary School | Burntisland | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary school buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and Scottish Education Department. |
 | c. 1943 | Denbeath Public School | Buckhaven and Methil | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and Scottish Education Department. |
 | c. 1943 | Kinglassie Public School | Kinglassie | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and Scottish Education Department. |
 | c. 1943 | RC School | Buckhaven and Methil | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and Scottish Education Department. |
 | c. 1943 | Wemyss Public School | East Wemyss | | Fife | Scotland | Temporary buildings - in conjunction with Haxton & Watson and the Scottish Education Department. |
 | May 1945 | Two Swedish Prefabricated Houses, Tannockside | | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | Ordered by Ministry of Works from a Swedish firm in Stockholm. |
 | 1946 | Post Office and telephone exchange | Brodick | Arran | Bute | Scotland | |
 | After 1947 | Foreign Office building | | | London | England | With Pargiter in charge - modernisation |
 | After 1947 | Government offices | | | London | England | With Pargiter in control of building contratcs |
 | After 1947 | Government offices, Horseferry Road | | | London | England | With Pargiter as Liaison architect bewteen architect and Ministry |
 | After 1947 | House of Commons | | | London | England | With Pargiter as Liaison Architect between Ministry and architects |
 | After 1947 | Hyde Park, boat house | | | London | England | |
 | After 1947 | Office building for Ministry of Works | | | London | England | |
 | c. 1947 | Clarence House | | | London | England | Restoration of Regency charcter - with Pargiter in charge |
 | 1948 | Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Stewart Sim in charge |
 | 1949 | Multi-Story Building in Prestressed Concrete, Sighthill | Sighthill | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Designed by the Architects' Department of the Ministry of Works |
 | 1949 | Offices at Ibroxholm | Ibroxholm | | Edinburgh (or Glasgow?) | Scotland | |
 | 1950 | Post Office, 55-71 Crown Street | Gorbals | | Glasgow | Scotland | Edinburgh Office |
 | 1951 | Montrose House | | | Glasgow | Scotland | Designed before war but built at this time. |
 | 1953 | Greyfriars House | | | Aberdeen | Scotland | |
 | 1954 | Sighthill Flats | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1954 | St Rollox Post Office | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1956 | Carstairs State Institution | Carstairs | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1956 | Duff House | | | Banffshire | Scotland | Restoration |
 | 1956 | Telephone Exchange | Castle Douglas | | Kirkcudbrightshire | Scotland | With D C Ireland as architect |
 | 1957 | Telephone Exchange | Perth | | Perthshire | Scotland | With A C Shallis as Chief Architect |
 | 1957 | Telephone Exchange | Brediland | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1 February 1957 | Post Office | Gallowgate | | Glasgow | Scotland | 'plans prepared by Ministry of Works, Edinburgh' per Builder p252 |
 | 19 July 1957 | Customs & Excise Waterguard Office, Albert Dock | Leith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | designed in the Chief Architect's Division, Ministry of Works, Edinburgh, per Builder p98 |
 | 1958 | King's Barracks | Dunrod | | Kirkcudbrightshire | Scotland | With Shallis as architect in charge |
 | 1958 | Royal Scottish Museum, Lecture Theatre and exhibition rooms | | | Edinburgh, Midlothian | Scotland | With Stewart Sim as Chief Architect |
 | 1958 | Telephone Exchange | Glenrothes | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1958 | Tulliallan Castle, gardens and lodge | Kincardine-on-Forth | | Fife | Scotland | Alterations and additions including Dining Room, Assembly Hall and Residential unit |
 | 1958 | Woodcroft Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Acted as executant architects |
 | 1960s(?) | Armadale Telephone Exchange | Armadale | | West Lothian | Scotland | |
 | 1960 | Kirkwall Post Office | Kirkwall | Mainland | Orkney | Scotland | |
 | 1960 | Royal Botanic Garden, offices, herbarium and library | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1960 | Telephone Exchange | Alloa | | Clackmannanshire | Scotland | |
 | 1961 | Post Office | Burntisland | | Fife | Scotland | With Stewart Sim as Chief Architect |
 | 1961 | Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh, Midlothian | Scotland | |
 | 1961 | Telephone Exchange | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1961 | Telephone Exchange and telephone repeater station | Falkirk | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | |
 | 1963 | Royal Botanic Garden, glasshouses | Inverleith | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Pearce and Johnson as architects in charge. |
 | 1963 | Royal Naval Base | Faslane | | Renfrewshire/Dunbartonshire | Scotland | By English office |
 | 1964 | Coulport Armaments Depot | Coulport | | Argyll | Scotland | English office responsible |
 | 1964 | Inland Revenue Centre 1 Building (first building) | East Kilbride | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | With R Stevenson as Architect |
 | 1964 | St George's Church | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Adaptation of church for use as record office - with R Saddler as architect in charge. |
 | 1965 | Castle of Park | Glenluce | | Wigtownshire | Scotland | 18th century wings removed and programme of restoration undertaken |
 | 1965 | HM Naval Dockyard, HMS Caledonia and Cochrane | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | English office responsible |
 | 1965 | Post Office | Inverness | | Inverness-shire | Scotland | |
 | 1966 | New Abbey, slab marking the site of Devorgilla's tomb | | | Dumfriesshire | Scotland | Executed by Dods of Dumfries |
 | 1966(?) | Telephone Exchange, Pitt Street | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1966 | Tulliallan Castle, gardens and lodge | Kincardine-on-Forth | | Fife | Scotland | Rescreation block |
 | 1967 | Automatic Telephone Exchange type K21 | Alford | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Automatic Telephone Exchange type K21, Montgomery Street | Larkhall | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Automatic telephone exchange type K22, Temple Hill | Troon | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Cumbernauld Health Centre | Cumbernauld New Town | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Douglas Telephone Exchange | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Employment exchange, Calder Street | Blantyre | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | General Post Office Savings Bank Headquarters | Cowglen | | Glasgow | Scotland | Scottish branch |
 | 1967 | Government training centre | Cranton | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Heavy goods vehicle testing station | Livingston | | West Lothian | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Heavy goods vehicle testing station | Kilmarnock | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Heavy goods vehicle testing station | Bridge of Don | | Aberdeen | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, Apprentices' training centre | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, combined stores, mess rooms, dining hall, kitchen, recreation & dormitory blocks | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, Computer Building | Rosyth | | | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, HMS Caledonia and Cochrane | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | Workshop and store, HMS Caledonia |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, Industrial Hostel | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | HM Naval Dockyard, Number 1 Dock | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Industrial rehabilitation unit | Bellshill | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | National Engineering Laboratory, Fluid Power Laboratory | East Kilbride | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | National Engineering Laboratory, Institute of Advanced Machine Tool and Control Technology | East Kilbride | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Office building | Springburn | | | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Parcel Post Office building | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Post office and sorting office, Kerr Street | Kirkintilloch | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Post Office, Cathcart Street | Greenock | | Renfrewshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Post Office, Duke Street | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Post Office, West Nile Street | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Post Office, Wishaw | Motherwell and Wishaw | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Radar Station, Lowther Hill | | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | RAF Kinloss Headquarters | Kinloss | | Morayshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Reinforced concrete cable tunnel and chamber | Trunk Exchange | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Royal Naval Base, Sports Centre | Faslane | | Argyll and Bute | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Royal Naval Base, workshop and offices for mechanical and engineering maintenance | Faslane | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Royal Navy Base, Additional Boiler Plant | Faslane | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Royal Navy base, Boat Centre, foreshore protection and car parks | Faslane | | Dunbartonshire | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Senior Secondary School | Newbattle | | Midlothian | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Shore Headquarters for RNR Tay Division | Angus | | Dundee | Scotland | |
 | 1967 | Womens' prison and mens' security prison | Harewell | | Lanark | Scotland | |
 | 1968 | Palace of Holyroodhouse | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Ceiling of picture gallery renewed with George Hay as architect in the Ministry of Public Buildings and Work |
 | 1968 | St Margaret (Anglican) Church | Rosyth | | Fife | Scotland | With J R Johnston as Senior Architect |
 | c. 1969 | Woodcroft Telephone Exchange | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Additional wing |
 | 1970 | School Hostels | Kirkwall | Mainland | Orkney | Scotland | |
 | 1971 | Barracks | Balivanich | Benbecula | Inverness-shire | Scotland | |
 | 1971 | Telephone Exchange | Alloa | | Clackmannanshire | Scotland | Rear extension by MOPBW |
 | 1974 | Meadowbank House | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | |
 | 1974 | RAF Lossiemouth | Lossiemouth | | Morayshire | Scotland | Alterations and additions |
 | 1976 | Customs and Excise Office | Invergordon | | Ross and Cromarty | Scotland | |
 | 1976 | Social Security Office | Kirkcaldy | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1977 | Royal High School | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Adaptation of school for Scottish Assembly |
 | Before 1977 | University of Edinburgh, King's Buildings, Institute of Geological Sciences | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | With Pendreigh as architect |
 | 1978 | Tulliallan Castle, gardens and lodge | Kincardine-on-Forth | | Fife | Scotland | Further residential and teaching accommodation |
 | 1978 | Tulliallan Castle, gardens and lodge | Kincardine-on-Forth | | Fife | Scotland | Residential and teaching accommodation |
 | 1979 | Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court | Kirkcaldy | | Fife | Scotland | E addition |
 | 1981 | Kentigern House | | | Glasgow | Scotland | |
 | 1981 | Sheriff Court of Glasgow, Gorbals Street | | | Glasgow | Scotland | With John Bull, Principal Architect with PSA as project co-ordinator |
 | 1982 | John Watson's School | | | Edinburgh | Scotland | Worked with Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall & Partners on conversion. |
 | 1983 | Peterhead Court House | Peterhead | | Aberdeenshire | Scotland | Extension to St Peter Street - with John Bull as architect in charge |
 | 1983 | RAF Lossiemouth | Lossiemouth | | Morayshire | Scotland | ASM Project |
 | 1983 | Sheriff Court | Dunfermline | | Fife | Scotland | |
 | 1983 | Shotts Prison | Shotts | | Lanarkshire | Scotland | Phase 2 |
 | 1984 | Sheriff Court House | Kilmarnock | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1988 | RAF Sara Vord, Valsgarth | Haroldswick | Unst | Shetland | Scotland | |
 | 1990 | Benmore Steading | | | Argyll | Scotland | Restoration |
 | 1990 | Marress House | Irvine | | Ayrshire | Scotland | |
 | 1992 | Procurator Fiscal's Office | Falkirk | | Stirlingshire | Scotland | |
© All rights reserved. Courtesy of David Ross. Photo taken 1956. From left to right: John Chalmers, Robert Greenoak (technician), David Ross. At rear Thomas Gibson and half-hidden Stan Lambert.