Roads, Design and Construction
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Development of Bristo Square, 1976-1980
Development of Bristo Square consists of:
- general administration files, (1976-1980)
- discussion notes, (1978)
- design briefs, (c1977-1979)
- photographs, (c1979)
- plans, (1978-1979)
Development of Bristo Square: plans, 1978-1979
Development of Bristo Square: plans consists of:
- plans: University of Edinburgh - Bristo Square, (1979)
- plans: Lothian Street / Potterrow realignment, (1979)
- plans: Lothian Street / Potterrow realignment, (1978)
- plans: Bristo Square, (c1978)
- plans: "Bristo Square" plans published for consultation, (c1978)
EUCDA sections, c1962
Copy of 1:1250 Ordnance Survey mosaic (89cm x 100cm) probably by Percy Johnson-Marshall & Associates, of the area covered by the University of Edinburgh Comprehensive Development Area overlaid with the hand coloured partial proposed new road layout. This includes the proposed motorway junction to the east of Nicolson Street and traffic flow directions for proposed distributor roads around the University area.
Lothian Street / Potterrow realignment, 1978
St James Square CDA, c1963
4 sketch plans on manuscript pre-prepared base (48cm x 58cm), probably by Percy Johnson-Marshall & Associates. Themes are hand coloured using felt-tip pens . These show schematic ideas studies for the proposed St James Square Comprehensive Development Area in Edinburgh. Subjects covered are pedestrian circulation, levels, zoning and relative heights of major and distributor roads.
University / Nicholson (sic) Street comprehensive development, 1963-1964
University of Edinburgh: CDA proposals, 1969
University of Edinburgh: Proposed Physical Education Building: model photographs, 1970s
A set of approximately 60 photographic negatives from the same film. About half of these depict an architectural model of the proposed physical education building for the University of Edinburgh. The remainder are personal photographs of Percy Johnson-Marshall's children during a family holiday.