(1721–24); interiors destroyed by fire 1902 Mereworth Castle, Kent (1722–23) Pembroke Lodge, Whitehall, London; executed Henry Herbert, 9th Earl of Pembroke's design (c.1724), demolished 1756 Plumptre House, Nottingham (1724) Hall Barn, Buckinghamshire, garden buildings: Great Room (only partially survives), Temple of Venus, Obelisk & Doric Pavilion (1724) Waverley Abbey House, Surrey (c.1725), extended 1770, damaged by fire and rebuilt 1833 Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich, London; additions to Queen Mary block and Queen Anne block (1726–29) Compton Place, Eastbourne, remodelled house (1726–29) 76 Brook Street, London, internal alterations (c.1726); became Campbell's new home Hackney House, Hackney, London (c.1727), demolished before 1842 Althorp, Northamptonshire, new stables, loggia gate (c.1729–33) Studley Royal Park, Yorkshire, the stables (c.1729) built after his death by Roger Morris Gallery of architectural work References Howard Colvin, A Biographical dictionary of British Architects, 3rd edition Robert Tavernor, Palladio and Palladianism 1991 1676 births 1729 deaths Anglo-Scots 18th-century Scottish architects 18th-century Scottish writers Scottish architecture writers Campbell, Colin Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Members of the Faculty of Advocates Scottish expatriates in Italy People from Moray