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Clarke & Bell & R. A. Bryden
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Clarke & Bell & R. A. Bryden was a major Scottish architectural firm based in Glasgow, created by (1809–1889), (1814–1887) and Robert Alexander Bryden (1841–1906) around 1875. The practice dissolved in 1902, but several of their designs are now listed buildings. Bryden was again running his own practice, behind a glazed door within the Clarke & Bell office, by the time of the partnership's dissolution in 1902. That year, he and his son, Andrew, went into partnership and moved out of the Clarke & Bell office, by which time was at 212 St Vincent Street in Glasgow, and into 147 Bath Street.
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Clarke & Bell & R. A. Bryden
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The firm's offices were in this building on West Nile Street, Glasgow
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Glasgow, Scotland
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Clarke & Bell & R. A. Bryden was a major Scottish architectural firm based in Glasgow, created by (1809–1889), (1814–1887) and Robert Alexander Bryden (1841–1906) around 1875. The practice dissolved in 1902, but several of their designs are now listed buildings. Bryden was initially an apprentice with the partnership, and by the mid-1870s he appeared to hold a senior position within the firm. It is not clear if he was a partner at that time. He appears to have run another practice concurrently beside the Clarke & Bell enterprise, for it was based at the same 37 West Nile Street office. This lasted until 1891, when he was again only of Clarke & Bell, this time as a formal partner. Clarke had died two years earlier, and Bell four. Bell's son, , was made a partner in 1880 and was in charge of the firm. Bryden was again running his own practice, behind a glazed door within the Clarke & Bell office, by the time of the partnership's dissolution in 1902. That year, he and his son, Andrew, went into partnership and moved out of the Clarke & Bell office, by which time was at 212 St Vincent Street in Glasgow, and into 147 Bath Street.
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