A tale of two cultures / Kathryn Findlay (Ushida Findlay) ; produced and recorded by PAV.

Main entry:

Findlay, Kathryn, 1953-2014.

Title & Author:

A tale of two cultures / Kathryn Findlay (Ushida Findlay) ; produced and recorded by PAV.

Publication:

[London, England] : Pidgeon Audio Visual, [2002?]

Description:

1 audiocassette (approximately 40 min.) ; in plastic folder 17 x 13 cm + 24 slides (color)

Notes:
Title from cassette insert.
"PAV 0203"--Cassette label
At foot of cassette label: Kathryn Findlay.

Summary:

K. Findlay talks about her firm projects in which "large spaces may dissolve into smaller spaces and merge into the landscape. Famillar materials are used in unfamillar ways to give a twist to the sense of reality"--Insert

Resources:
Online version (Accès pour le personnel et les chercheurs du CCA / Access for CCA staff and researchers)

Subject:

Findlay, Kathryn, 1953-2014.
Ushida Findlay Architects.
Architecture England 20th century.
Architecture Japan History 20th century.
Architects Great Britain.
Architects Japan.
Architecture Angleterre 20e siècle.
Architecture Japon Histoire 20e siècle.
Architectes Grande-Bretagne.
Architectes Japon.
Architects
Architecture
England
Great Britain
Japan

Form/genre:

Color slides.
Audiocassettes.
Slides (photographs)
Audiotapes.
Sound recordings.
History

Added entries:

Pidgeon Audio Visual.
Ushida Findlay Architects.

Kathryn Findlay (Ushida Findlay)

Holdings:

Location: Library main av 247166
Call No.: NA44.F494.9 F5 2002
Status: Available

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