New premises for the Royal Institute of British Architects: Plan of ground floor
1932
- An apparently incomplete set of twelve orthographic competition drawings by Harold Bramhill for the new premises of the Royal Institute of British Architects, DR1988:0294 - DR1988:0305. Drawings numbered 224I and 224L are missing from an otherwise consecutively numbered series, 224A - 224M, and one of the drawings, DR1988:0304, is unnumbered.
Pen and black ink with grey wash over graphite
secondary support: 67.9 x 52.8 cm sheet: 63.4 x 48.2 cm
DR1988:0295
- Sheet mounted on cardboard and surrounded by a margin of laminated paper. Pinholes at edges.
numbered - by an unknown hand, in blue pencil, l.r.: "224B" inscribed - by the draughtsman, in pen and black ink, b.: "GROVND FLOOR PLAN / NEW PREMISES / FOR / THE ROYAL INSTITVTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS"; and throughout: with identification of rooms
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