MOUSA TO MACKINTOSH (SCOTTISH ARCHITECTURE) (HB)

The architecture of a country presents more than a collection of individual designs - it’s a record of a conversation in which ideas are passed back and forth across international boundaries, and a gallery of national expression in which recognisable and recurring features are evident. This chronological history presents a broad view of architecture in Scotland, from brochs and country houses to castles and New Towns. Frank Arneil Walker considers the influences and connections between them to ask: what is the ‘Scottishness’ of Scottish architecture?