Clifford & Lunan was an architectural partnership formed by Henry Edward Clifford (1852-1932) and Thomas Melville Lunan (1878-1945) in Glasgow, Scotland in 1909.
Following military service during World War One, Lunan returned to the practice. However, he had been mentally scarred by his experiences in the war and found it difficult to settle down to his professional work, consequently in 1923 Clifford bought him out of the practice. Lunan subsequently moved to Lincoln,
Architectural projects by Clifford & Lunan included Perth Town Hall (1908); Hyndland Public School, 12, Airlie Street, Glasgow (1910); Cairn o'Mount, 34, Sherbrooke Avenue, Glasgow (1910-11); Glasgow School Board Offices, 127-129, Bath Street, Glasgow (1910-12); Kilmaronock United Free Church, Gartocharn, Dunbartonshire (1911-12); Dewar's bonded warehouse, Glasgow Road, Perth (1912); Masonic Lodge, St. John Street, Campbeltown, Argyll (1912); Cathcart Established Church and manse, 119, Carmunnock Road, Glasgow (1914, 1923-29); Portland Established Church and Halls, 17, St Meddan's Street, Troon, Ayrshire (1914); Colston Wellpark Church, Springburn Road, Glasgow (1915); and Chapelpark, 16, 16A and 16B Ewenfield Road, Ayr, Ayrshire (1916).