page_title: David Bryce
section_title: List of architectural works
hierarchical_section_title: David Bryce / List of architectural works
caption_attribution_description: English: Kimmerghame in its modern form
context_page_description: David Bryce FRSE FRIBA RSA was a Scottish architect.
context_section_description: Newton Hall, by Kennoway, Fife, (1829). Bryce's first known independent commission.
  St. Marks Unitarian Church, Castle Terrace, Edinburgh (1834)
  Caledonian Insurance Company, 19 George Street, Edinburgh (1840)
  Luscar House, Gowkhall, Fife (1842) House demolished Aug 2003 - Stables remain, Elizabethan-Jacobean
  Life Association of Scotland building, Princes Street, Edinburgh (demolished) (1843)
  Contributed to St Mary's Church, Dalkeith Palace, Midlothian (1844–54)
  Refit of interior to west end of Greyfriars Kirk (New Greyfriars) following a severe fire (1845).
  Headquarters of the British Linen Bank in St Andrew Square, Edinburgh (1846)
  Completion of Hamilton Mausoleum (1848)
  Supervision of the dismantling stone by stone of Trinity College Church to make way for the building of Waverley Station in Edinburgh (1848)
  Clifton Hall School, Edinburgh (1850) Scottish Baronial
  Falkland Parish Church, 1849
  Kimmerghame House, Berwickshire (1851–53) Scottish Baronial
  Panmure House, Angus (1852–55)
  Balfour Castle, Orkney (1853) Scottish Baronial
  Surgical Hospital, High School Yards Edinburgh (1853)
  The Royal Exchange, Dundee (1854-1855)
  The Glen,  Peeblesshire  (1854–1855) Scottish Baronial
  Torosay Castle, Isle of Mull (1856) Scottish Baronial
  Shambellie House, New Abbey Kirkcudbrightshire (1856)
  Craigends House, Houston, Renfrewshire (1857) Scottish Baronial (demolished)
  Eastbury Park, Northwood (1857) Scottish Baronial (demolished)
  Freemasons' Hall, George Street, Edinburgh (demolished and replaced) (1858)
  Eaglesham House 1859-
  Craigflower House, Torryburn, Dunfermline (1860)
  Life Association of Scotland, 40-41 Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland (1861-64)
  Dalmore House, Stair, East Ayrshire (1864–70) French Renaissance
  Redesign of the headquarters of the Bank of Scotland, The Mound, Edinburgh (1864–71)
  Glenapp Castle, Ballantrae, Ayrshire (1870)
  Fettes College, Edinburgh (1870–73) designed 1864.
  Edinburgh Royal Infirmary's former building by the Meadows (1870–79)
  Trumland House, Orkney (1876)
  Lockhart Hospital, Lanark (later William Smellie Memorial Hospital) (1874-1877)
  Edinburgh branch of the Union Bank of Scotland (now pub restaurant The Standing Order), George Street (1876)
  Langton House, Berwickshire (demolished) (1886)
  Newliston, Lothian (Neoclassical wings added to main house built by Robert Adam) and Scottish Baronial gatehouse (dates unknown).
caption: Kimmerghame in its modern form
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