MacKintosh's Masterwork

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by Professor Andrew MacMillan on the significance of the School as a piece of architecture and a discussion of its place in the development of architecture. There is an account by William Buchanan of its construction-a difficult process described by Mackintosh himself as a daily battle. Surveys by William Buchanan of the arts and crafts in Glasgow and by Dr. James Macaulay of the architecture of Glasgow and Scotland set the context from which Mackintosh emerged. Show more