Rowand Anderson, Paul & Partners Anderson was an architectural practice established in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1934. It had it's origins in Rowand Anderson & Paul a partnership formed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson (1834-1921) and Arthur Forman Balfour Paul (1875-1938) in 1907.
The firm became Rowand Anderson, Paul & Partners in 1934 when Basil Unwin Spence (1907-1976) and William Kininmonth (1904-1988) were made partners in the practice.
In 1946 Spence left to set up his own independent practice and at this point the firm was renamed Rowand Anderson Kininmonth & Paul. By this time the two original partners had died - Anderson in 1921 and Paul in 1938.
L'Aperitif Restaurant in Edinburgh (1935); Salvation Army Headquarters and Home, Leith, Edinburgh, with Oswald Archer (1936); Masterplan for the Glasgow Empire Exhibition 1938, with Thomas Smith Tait (1936); Various buildings for the for the Glasgow Empire Exhibition 1938 (1936-38); and Scottish School of Art & Industry, Kilsyth, Scotland (1937).
_____
For a more detailed list of the firm's work see: Dictionary of Scottish Architects 1660-1980