Alan Douglas
Alan Douglas (18 April 1918 - 19 July 1974) was the son of Robert
James Douglas, clerk, and his wife, Christina Grace Niven. He served
a five-year apprenticeship under Alexander Lorne Campbell while
attending part-time classes at the School of Architecture, Edinburgh
College of Art from 1935, and undertook two subsequent years of
full-time study to gain his diploma in June 1942. He was admitted
ARIBA on 13 April 1943, his proposers being Leslie Grahame-Thomson,
William Innes Thomson and Frank Charles Mears.
By 1950 he
had a salaried post with the Department of Health for Scotland. He
is no longer listed in the Directory for 1963-4. He would appear to
have given up architecture in the early 1960s and become a dental
technician.
Douglas died on 19 July 1974. He was divorced
(his wife was Margaret Brown).
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