PH1974:0004:001
architecture
May 1973
View of Shaughnessy House from boulevard Dorchester (now boulevard René-Lévesque), Montréal, Québec, Canada
Actions:
PH1974:0004:001
architecture
Living-room, Mallet-Stevens House, no. 12, rue Mallet-Stevens, Auteuil district, Paris, France
PH1987:1143
1927 or later
Living-room, Mallet-Stevens House, no. 12, rue Mallet-Stevens, Auteuil district, Paris, France
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PH1987:1143
View from Court House of 1889 showing new Hennepin County Government center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
PH1983:0368
1976
View from Court House of 1889 showing new Hennepin County Government center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Actions:
PH1983:0368
Benacerraf House Addition, abstract architectural view, cut-out shape in wall, Princeton, New Jersey
PH1981:0609
1979
Benacerraf House Addition, abstract architectural view, cut-out shape in wall, Princeton, New Jersey
Actions:
PH1981:0609
PH1987:0166
1978
Two-storey house seen from side behind wire fence and low tree, Rhode Island
Actions:
PH1987:0166
Angled frontal view of main house, Linden Towers, James Clair Flood Estate, Atherton, California
PH1985:0945
1883-1886
Angled frontal view of main house, Linden Towers, James Clair Flood Estate, Atherton, California
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PH1985:0945
View of the Picnic House and the Long Meadow from the Pool, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York
PH1994:0068
1994
View of the Picnic House and the Long Meadow from the Pool, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York
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PH1994:0068
textual records
AP197.S1.SS8.051
circa 2008
textual records
circa 2008
DR1984:0479
Description:
- Drawing DR1984:0009 for a shop and house for G.S. van Bakel (Heemstede) shows a design for an L-shaped plan, which differs from the rectangular plan of later blueprints DR1984:0479 - DR1984:0482. A cornice detail and revisions [?] to the elevation appear at the center right of drawing DR1984:0009. Blueprint DR1984:0482 has a key at the lower left which indicates that cross-hatched lines on the site plan indicate existing built areas (bestaande gebouwen), while single hatched lines indicate proposed areas of construction for the house and surroundings (te bouwen huis enz.).
architecture
printed 1914
Ground floor plan for a house and shop with a rectangular plan for Mr. G.S. van Bakel, Heemstede, Netherlands
Actions:
DR1984:0479
Description:
- Drawing DR1984:0009 for a shop and house for G.S. van Bakel (Heemstede) shows a design for an L-shaped plan, which differs from the rectangular plan of later blueprints DR1984:0479 - DR1984:0482. A cornice detail and revisions [?] to the elevation appear at the center right of drawing DR1984:0009. Blueprint DR1984:0482 has a key at the lower left which indicates that cross-hatched lines on the site plan indicate existing built areas (bestaande gebouwen), while single hatched lines indicate proposed areas of construction for the house and surroundings (te bouwen huis enz.).
architecture
DR1984:0480
Description:
- Drawing DR1984:0009 for a shop and house for G.S. van Bakel (Heemstede) shows a design for an L-shaped plan, which differs from the rectangular plan of later blueprints DR1984:0479 - DR1984:0482. A cornice detail and revisions [?] to the elevation appear at the center right of drawing DR1984:0009. Blueprint DR1984:0482 has a key at the lower left which indicates that cross-hatched lines on the site plan indicate existing built areas (bestaande gebouwen), while single hatched lines indicate proposed areas of construction for the house and surroundings (te bouwen huis enz.).
architecture
printed 1914
First floor plan for a house and shop with a rectangular plan for Mr. G.S. van Bakel, Heemstede, Netherlands
Actions:
DR1984:0480
Description:
- Drawing DR1984:0009 for a shop and house for G.S. van Bakel (Heemstede) shows a design for an L-shaped plan, which differs from the rectangular plan of later blueprints DR1984:0479 - DR1984:0482. A cornice detail and revisions [?] to the elevation appear at the center right of drawing DR1984:0009. Blueprint DR1984:0482 has a key at the lower left which indicates that cross-hatched lines on the site plan indicate existing built areas (bestaande gebouwen), while single hatched lines indicate proposed areas of construction for the house and surroundings (te bouwen huis enz.).
architecture