In tune with architects / Jane Wernick ; produced and recorded by PAV.

Main entry:

Wernick, Jane.

Title & Author:

In tune with architects / Jane Wernick ; produced and recorded by PAV.

Publication:

[London, England] : Pidgeon Audio Visual, [2001?]

Description:

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

Notes:
Title from cassette insert.
"PAV 0103"--Cassette label
Online version available via Pidgeon Digital; Subscription required.

Summary:

The structural engineer Jane Wernick describes her contributions to projects with Renzo Piano, Saha Hadid and, above all, with David Marks and Julia Barfield with whom she helped to design the "London Eye" Millenium Wheel.

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

Subject:

Wernick, Jane.
London Eye (London, England)
Architecture England 20th century.
Engineers Great Britain.
Engineering design England 20th century.
Structural design 20th century.
Architecture Angleterre 20e siècle.
Ingénieurs Grande-Bretagne.
Conception technique Angleterre 20e siècle.
Constructions Calcul 20e siècle.
Architecture
Engineering design
Engineers
Structural design
England
Great Britain

Form/genre:

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

Added entries:

Pidgeon Audio Visual.

Jane Wernick

Holdings:

Location: Library main av 247183
Call No.: TA157.W496 W4 2001
Status: Available

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