Plans and elevations for the the galley island, House of the Future, Daily Mail Ideal Homes Exhibition, London, England

People:

Peter Smithson (architect)
Alison Margaret Smithson (architect)

Title:

Plans and elevations for the the galley island, House of the Future, Daily Mail Ideal Homes Exhibition, London, England

Date:

19 December 1955

Form:
drawings

Quantity / Object type:
1 drawing(s)

Stage and Purpose:

design development drawing

Technique and media:

Pen and black ink and red ink on tracing paper

Dimensions:

sheet: 29.3 x 76.0 cm

Reference number:

DR1995:0035

Drawing Type:

line drawings
mechanical drawings (tool-aided drawings)

Method of Projection:

plans (drawings)
exterior elevations

Point of View:

exterior view
plan views

Inscription:

stamped - in red ink, on the sheet, l.r.: "ALISON AND PETER SMITHSON - ARCHITECTS -"; and "46. / Limerston Street, / Chelsea, / London, S.W.10." [the stamp consists of two circles, the outer circle contains the architects' names and the inner circle contains the address] inscribed and numbered - by an unknown hand, in pen and black ink, on the sheet, l.l. to l.c.: with scale and title; and l.r.: "HF55234" inscribed - by the draughtsman, in pen and black ink, on the sheet, l.r.: "AMMENDED 19:12:55" [under "HF5534"]; and throughout: with drawing titles, specifications, measurements and notes

Location:

London; England; United Kingdom;

Subject:

architecture
interior design

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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