Architecture, Designs and Plans
Found in 128 Collections and/or Records:
Development of Bristo Square: discussion notes, 1978
Development of Bristo Square: general administration files, 1976-1980
Development of the University of Edinburgh Student Amenity Centre, 1967-1970
Development of the University of Edinburgh Student Amenity Centre consists of:
- reports and photographs of architectural models, (1967-1970)
- University of Edinburgh Student Amenity Centre: architectural drawings, (c1967-1968
- plans, (c1967-1968)
Draft report on "The Structure and Efficiency of the Building Industry", 1947-1948
Electricity showrooms: Willesden Lane, 1935-1937
Copy of a set of 3 architectural plans (67cm x 90cm) for the electricity showrooms in Willesden Lane, Willesden. There are detailed plans by the borough engineer and architect F Wilkinson made in 1935, and a fair copy of these made by borough engineer F Wayman Brown in 1937. F Wayman Brown (at this point deputy borough engineer) was also responsible for interior details in 1937. Percy Johnson-Marshall was the draftsman for the details.
Elephant and Castle: plans, 1951-c1955
Plans of London County Council Comprehensive development Area no 5: Elephant and Castle:
- CDA no 5 - Elephant and Castle, (1955)
- Elephant and Castle site no 1, (c1955)
- Elephant and Castle suggested block development and perspective sketches, (4 June 1951)
- perspective drawings, (c1955)
Fifth year assignments, 1935-1936
First year assignments, 1931-1932
Design for a wayside shrine: a perspective drawing (52cm x 73cm), with elevation and layout plan, drawn in pencil with crayon and paintwork. This was undertaken by Percy Johnson-Marshall as an assessed piece of work while a first year student on the Diploma of Architecture at the University of Liverpool.
Flats: Curzon Crescent, 1937
2 copy architectural plans (70cm x 96cm) for a housing scheme at Curzon Crescent, Willesden. The plans comprise plans and sections for the staircase, and elevation details of a typical building in the development at 0.5 inch to 1 foot scale. The architect was the borough engineer F Wilkinson, and the draftsman Percy Johnson-Marshall.