Architecture of Aberdeen - Other Significant Buildings in Aberdeen

Other Significant Buildings in Aberdeen

The Masonic Temple in Crown Street, with its distinctive open pediment, designed by Harbourne Maclennan, Jenkins and Marr, and constructed in 1910, is an example of Edwardian Baroque architecture.

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