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This local developer and architect built two new properties requiring windows and doors to give a quality and heritage feel to the property.
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Photo about Bridge architectural model. Image of renovate, architect, building - 202353
Teach kids about blueprints and architecture with this fun dream house project. Print out blueprints and create and design a house. STEM project idea
bản vẽ thiết kế nhà thờ họ không đơn thuần chỉ là việc đơn giản, tùy ý mà còn phụ thuộc vào rất nhiều yếu tố, từ phong thủy cho tới tính văn hóa dân tộc.
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Office Tower - Dambovita River This 5th year poject had a new approach: the brief was proposed by the school (25 floors office tower), but the sit for the project was left to our choise. Before eny endeavour to the assignment, l had to find a place in the city for my building. the site…
Seria rysunków odręcznych polskich miast wykonanych dla nowych oddziałów PZU. Series of hand-made drawings of polish cities made for PZU Insurance.
bluecote: “ oxford road station, manchester (architect & building news, 2/61) photos: henk snoek ”
RNDRD is a partial index of architectural drawings and models scanned from design publications throughout the 20th century.
Architects; Alison & Peter Smithson, 1964. Smithsons said "The Economist building is a didactic building, a dry building - deliberately so. And this seen from two hundred years' time may seem an error, but in our situation there is no course but 'to build' and 'to demonstrate'. Not only in what we have done, but in what we have not done lies the lesson" The perspective sketches shown here were part of a criticism by Gordon Cullen in Architecture Review 1964 or 65.
В этой части я расскажу о жемчужине деревянной архитектуры Томска - особняке купца Г.М.Голованова или Доме с шатром. Друзья! В связи с реорганизацией блога все записи, посвященные деревянному зодчеству, переехали на сайт моего проекта Деревянное кружево России Если вы…
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Construction building process chalk white icons set on black background. Three dimensional computer modeling. Female architect. Crane on construction site.
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A Beautifully Detailed, Original Plan of the Office for Dr. H. N. Spencer in St. Louis, Missouri. HAND-COLORED. J. L. Wees, Architect(s). From the American Architect & Building News, March 25, 1899. This picture is extremely hard to find, as the Architect not only had a very small circulation during that time, but very few were actually preserved or colored as this has been. It measures 8.5 by 12 inches. Has a mat border and foam core backing (not attached to the picture). The whole plan measures approximately 12 by 16 inches (with mat border). Finely detailed and beautifully hand-colored. Shrink wrapped. Plan is in VG+ condition with light browning along the edges.
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These are a series of illustrations from a c1949 article on the potential for redeveloping the area around the Palace of Westminster and Parliament Square. They're very much of the time - post-WW2 planning and style, with a hint of what is known as 'Festival of Britain' (this was to be staged in 1951) and I suppose, to our eyes today, the proposed architecture could look a little weak but - I'd say given the horror that is still Parliament Square at least someone gave the place a thought and looked to see what might make it more open, accessible and contextual. I say horror as only last week as I attempted to navigate at street level around the traffic ridden roundabout that forms the setting to the 'Mother of all Parliaments' I realised why I so rarely venture there. Various, and more recent, schemes for change have failed due to various factors - involving both local and national politics. Shame. Gordon Cullen (1914 - 1994) was an influential architect and designer of the period and many books and periodicals carry his illustration which I rather like. This suggest the relocation of statues to form a pervious barrier.
