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Correspondence between the head office of the Association of Building Technicians (ABT) and the Architects' Professional Advisory Committee of the ABT, which was chaired by Percy Johnson-Marshall . Schemes for conditions of service and salary scales, for the National Joint Council for Local Authorities Administrative, Professional, Technical and Clerical Services are also included.

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Handwritten minute book for the Association of Building Technicians (ABT) Architect's Sectional Committee for 1946-1947.

Correspondence and reports relating to the ABT Technical Committee. The file includes a letter to Robert Joseph Gardner-Medwin from SR Gupta of Calcutta looking for a professor of architecture for the Bengal Engineering College dated 26 September 1952 .

Scope and Contents Association of Building Technicians Committee papers consists of papers relating to: Architect's Professional Advisory Committee, 1946-1947 Architect's Sectional Committee and Technical Committee, 1946-1954 Education Committee and Student Liaison Committee, 1946-1954 Executive Committee and General Council, 1948-1951 Planning Committee,...

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Correspondence and papers concerning the Education Committee and the Student Liaison Committee of the Association of Building Technicians (ABT). Some details of pay scales for local authority employed members, and a report from the ABT Building Industry Working Party are also included.

Scope and Contents information regarding membership of the Association of Architects, Surveyors and Technical Assistants (AASTA) (later the Association of Building Technicians (ABT)) and an application form an AASTA Housing Committee report entitled Report on re-housing the homeless and evacuation ( c1940) ABT...

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A number of publications by the Association of Architects, Surveyors and Technical Assistants (AASTA), later the Association of Building Technicians (ABT) collected by Percy Johnson-Marshall. Some of these relate to employment law and conditions but the majority are concerned with the construction of air raid shelters and the evacuation of children during World War II