Motorway service areas : a development guide : a precis of those findings and recommendations of the Motorway Service Area Research Project that are the direct concern of Service Area Developers and their Architects / research team, the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, Professor Lord Llewelyn-Davies ; director, David Goddard ; research associates, Bev Nutt, David Pearson ; research secretary, Gail Barron ; consultant, C.G. Lewin ; interpreters, Ursula Weinelt, Maria Pollicante.

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Publication:

[London] : [University College London?], [1966?]

Description:

65 leaves : illustrations, plans ; 30 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 64-65).

Subject:

Service stations Great Britain.
Roadside rest areas Great Britain.
Roadside restaurants Great Britain.
Stations-service Grande-Bretagne.
Restoroutes Grande-Bretagne.
Roadside rest areas
Roadside restaurants
Service stations
Great Britain

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Llewelyn-Davies, Richard, Baron, 1912-
Goddard, David, A.A. Dip., A.R.I.B.A.
Nutt, Bev.
Pearson, David, Dip. Arch.
Cedric Price Library
Cedric Price fonds
Bartlett School of Architecture and Planning (London, England)

Development guide : motorway service area research, University College London
Motorway service area research, University College London

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Location: Library main price 268482
Call No.: BIB 200327
Status: Available

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