Robert Adam to step down as Adam Architecture director

Robert Adam

Classicist architect to devote more time to ’independent and academic interests’ practice announces

Adam Architecture has announced that Robert Adam will step down as a director of the practice from next month.

The practice said 71-year-old Adam had wanted “more time and freedom to pursue his own independent and academic interests” at the same time as maintaining a link with the Winchester-based firm.

Adam Architecture said the company would remain equally owned by shareholding directors Nigel Anderson, Hugh Petter, George Saumarez Smith and Robbie Kerr.

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