Photographs of Chandigarh

Part of:

Fonds: Pierre Jeanneret fonds, 1870s-2011
Series: Photographies de Chandigarh et de l’Inde reproduites pour expositions = Photographs of Chandigarh and India reproduced for exhibitions, 1951-1965
Sub-series: Photographies pour une exposition à Chandigarh et à Lausanne, 2005 = Photographs for an exhibition at Chandigarh and Lausanne, 2005, between 1951 and 1965

People:

Pierre Jeanneret (archive creator)
Pierre Jeanneret (architect)
Unknown (photographer)
Le Corbusier (architect)

Title:

Photographs of Chandigarh

Date:

between 1951 and 1965

Description:

Group consists of photographs of Chandigahr, India, including:
- University Hostel for Girls at Panjab University in sector 14
- House Type 10-JB in sector 22
- Detail of the cornice of the High Court in the Capitol Complex
- Bas-relief of a leaf in concrete
- Bas-relief of a snake in concrete
- Le Corbusier tapestry for the Chief of Justice in the Big Courtyard in the High Court in the Capitol Complex
- Unidentified bas-relief in concrete
- The Secretariat in the Capitol Complex
- The Secretariat view through the High Court cornice in the Capitol Complex
- The High Court in the Capitol Complex

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
10 photograph(s)

Extent and medium:

10 photographs

Technique and media:

Copy prints mounted on aluminum

Dimensions:

sheets: 43,5 × 43,5 cm

Reference number:

ARCH269674

Credit line:
Fonds Pierre Jeanneret
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Jacqueline Jeanneret/
Gift of Jacqueline Jeanneret

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