Ground plan, elevation, section and interior perspective for a railroad station, The Hague, Netherlands

People:

H.G.J. Schelling (draughtsman)
H.G.J. Schelling (architect)

Title:

Ground plan, elevation, section and interior perspective for a railroad station, The Hague, Netherlands

Date:

12 January 1954

Form:
drawings

Quantity / Object type:
1 drawing(s)

Stage and Purpose:

design development drawing

Technique and media:

Blue, yellow, brown, white and green watercolour with pen and black ink over diazotype

Dimensions:

sheet: 58.2 x 82.3 cm

Reference number:

DR1984:0863

Drawing Type:

line drawing
mechanical drawing (tool-aided drawing)
rendering

Method of Projection:

perspective drawing
plan (drawing)
ground plan
section
elevation (drawing)

Point of View:

exterior view
interior views
plan view

Inscription:

inscribed - by the draughtsman, in pen and black ink, l.r.: "DEN HAAG S[taats]S[poor]" [within stamp]; and throughout: with room functions, elevation, plan, section and perspective orientations inscribed and dated - by an unknown hand, in pen and black ink, l.r.: "1RL 12/01/54" stamped - on the original, l.r.: "N.V. SPOORWEGOPBOUW / BOUWBUREAU AMSTERDAM" [within box with spaces for titles, numbers, architects, draughtsmen, and details]

Location:

The Hague; South Holland; Netherlands;

Subject:

architecture

Subject Descriptive Terms:

railway station
railway building
transportation building

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

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