INTBAU issues apology to founder Robert Adam

Robert Adam

Architect says charity now acknowledges his sacking was a “misunderstanding”

Classical architect Robert Adam has received an apology from charity the International Network for Traditional Building Architecture and Urbanism, which ousted him as chair last year.

Adam said he had been “sacked without warning” by INTBAU in October 22, and added that the organisation – which he founded in 2001 – had given him no reason for the dismissal.

This week, Adam said INTBAU’s UK trustees and directors had given him a personal apology and issued a statement clarifying that the situation stemmed from a “misunderstanding”.

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