Portfolio containing mostly photographic materials and sketches for the project Casa en La Moraleja, Spain

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Abalos & Herreros (archive creator)

Title:

Portfolio containing mostly photographic materials and sketches for the project Casa en La Moraleja, Spain

Date:

circa 1997

Description:

Includes views of the house and its surrounding, sketches, plans and elevations. Contains as well a publication entitled "La Moraleja" and a brochure about property management by Promora.

Form:
drawings
textual records
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 File

Extent and medium:

75 chromogenic colour prints, 73 negatives on 13 strips, 17 graphite on translucent paper, 14 electrophotographic prints, 7 graphite on electrophotographic prints, 7 graphite on inkjet prints, 4 photomontages, 3 inkjet prints, 3 graphite and black ink on inkjet prints, 2 black ink on electrophotographic prints, 2 graphite on paper, 1 green and purple inks on electrophotographic print, 1 black ink and graphite on translucent paper, 1 graphite, black and blue inks on electrophotographic print, 1 black ink and graphite on paper, 1 graphite and blue ink on translucent paper, 1 graphite and blue ink on electrophotographic print, 1 graphite, black and blue inks on translucent paper

Dimensions:

portfolio: 42,9 × 59,8 × 3,5 cm

Reference number:

ARCH274203

Inscription:

inscribed and labelled

Credit line:
Abalos & Herreros fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de Iñaki Ábalos et Juan Herreros/
Gift of Iñaki Ábalos and Juan Herreros

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