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Building Case Study 3 - Museum : Museum Of The Moving Image, London. Part 1 / [presented by] Bryan Avery (Avery Associates) & John Dawson (Job Architect).
Title & Author:

Building Case Study 3 - Museum : Museum Of The Moving Image, London. Part 1 / [presented by] Bryan Avery (Avery Associates) & John Dawson (Job Architect).

Publication:

London, England : Pidgeon Digital, 1993.

Description:

1 online resource (1 video file (32 minutes)) : sound, color

Notes:
The Museum & Waterloo Bridge -- An Early Proposal By Avery -- The Hollywood Studio Gallery A. The Road To Be Closed -- The Site As Given -- Early Sketches By Avery -- Enclosed Open Space -- The Original Situation -- The Building Under Construction -- The Car Park -- Sketch Exploring Separation Of Structure & Bridge (See Also Chapter 17) -- Ground Floor Plan -- Cross Section -- Exploratory Sketches -- Steelwork Independent Of Bridge (See Also Chapter 12) -- Glazing At North End. Drawing & Photo -- Long Section -- First Floor Plan -- Ramp For Disabled -- Fire Escape. View & Sketch -- Discussion Sketches By Leslie Hardcastle -- Early Drawing Of Elevation.
Summary:

Taking part in this discussion were: • Client: Leslie Hardcastle (Curator, MOMI/British Film Institute) • Architect: Bryan Avery (Avery Associates), John Dawson (Job Architect) • Planner: Peter Rees (City Planning Officer, City of London Corporation) • Structural Engineer: Alan Jones (YRM/Anthony Hunt Associates) • Services Engineer: John Case (Voce Case & Partners) • Acoustics: Howard Gwatkin (Bickerdike Allen Partners) • Quantity Surveyor: David Stevens (Northcroft Neighbour & Nicholson) • Management Contractor: Les Chatfield (Divisional Managing Director, Bovis Construction Ltd.) Everyone present agreed that this job was extremely difficult. The site was under Waterloo Bridge, to which nothing was to be connected. It was difficult to find space for foundations. There was no brief for the architects to work to. Funding had to be raised as the building grew. And so on. Despite everything, this attractive and popular film museum, an extension to the National Film Theatre, revealed itself in 1989. Its story is told in the recording, which was made in the National Film Theatre (hence "noises off").

Subject:

Architecture, Modern 20th century.
Architectural design Great Britain.
Architecture 20e siècle.
Design architectural Grande-Bretagne.
Architectural design.
Architecture, Modern.
Great Britain.

Added entries:

Avery, Bryan, narrator.
Hardcastle, Leslie, narrator.
Rees, Peter Wynne, narrator.
Case, John, (architect), narrator.
Gwatkin, Howard, narrator.
Stevens, David, (architect), narrator.
Chatfield, Les, (architect), narrator.

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