Museum 1

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• Fonds: John Hejduk fonds, 1947-2000, predominant 1947-1996
•    Series: Professional Work, 1954-2000, predominant 1954-1996
•      Project: Texas Museums, [1954-1963]
•        Sub-series: Museum 1, [1954]

People

• John Hejduk (creator)
• John Hejduk (architect)
• John Hejduk (draughtsman)
• John Hejduk (archive creator)

Title

Museum 1

Dates of creation

[1954]

Level of archival description

Sub-file 1

Extent and Medium

• 5 drawings

Scope and Content

Sub-file documents an unexecuted project for a museum. Material in this file was produced in 1954.

Sub-file contains conceptual drawings and design development drawings.

Reference Number

AP145.S2.D2.SD1

Language of material

Documents are in English.

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  • Reference Number: DR1998:0055:001-003
  • Title: Sketch plans, sketch perspectives and details
  • Form: drawings
  • Catalogued items within this file 0

  People:

  • John Hejduk (archive creator)

  Quantity / Object type:

  3 conceptual drawing(s)

  Stage and Purpose:

  • conceptual drawings

  Extent and Medium:

  • 3 drawings

  Technique and media:

  Ink on paper

  Dimensions:

  sheets: 22 x 28 cm

  Credit line:

  John Hejduk fonds
  Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
  Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal
  

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  • Reference Number: DR1998:0055:004-005
  • Title: Plans and a sketch
  • Form: drawings
  • Catalogued items within this file 0

  People:

  • John Hejduk (archive creator)

  Quantity / Object type:

  2 design development drawing(s)

  Stage and Purpose:

  • design development drawings

  Extent and Medium:

  • 2 drawings

  Technique and media:

  Graphite and coloured pencil on translucent paper

  Dimensions:

  sheet (smallest): 78 x 83 cm sheet (largest): 92 x 104 cm

  Credit line:

  John Hejduk fonds
  Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
  Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal