Architect's statement explaining the site and the features of the building

Part of:

Fonds: James Stirling / Michael Wilford fonds, circa 1939-2004
Series: James Stirling/Michael Wilford professional papers, [ca. 1948-2004?]
Sub-series: Architectural projects, 1951-2004
Project: History Faculty Building, University of Cambridge, Competition and Construction, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom, 1962-[2000], predominant 1963-1968

People:

James Frazer Stirling (archive creator)

Title:

Architect's statement explaining the site and the features of the building

Description:

7-page document including the architect's statement explaining the site and the features of the building, a statement from the structural engineer explaining the building's three interdependent structural elements, and a statement from the services engineers explaining the heating, ventilation and lighting installations of the building; document includes handwritten underlining, corrections and changes

Form:
textual records

Quantity / Object type:
1 architect's statement(s)

Extent and medium:

0.01 l. m. of textual records

Technique and media:

Typescript and ink

Dimensions:

sheets: 33 x 21 cm

Reference number:

AP140.S2.SS1.D26.P27

Document Type:

architect's statement

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- The seven pages of the document are stapled together at one corner.

Credit line:
James Stirling/Michael Wilford fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

Folder Number:

140-0614

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