Kenneth Frampton certificates, diplomas, and collectables

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Kenneth Frampton (archive creator)

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Kenneth Frampton certificates, diplomas, and collectables

Date:

circa 1955- 2012

Description:

This box contains certificates and diplomas as well as prints, drawings, posters and vinyl records that Frampton received or collected.

Frampton received certificates and diplomas from the following universities and associations: Architectural Association School of Architecture London (1955); the American Institiute of Architects (1993); the America Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston (1993); Honorary Professorship, Nanjing University (2004); the University of Waterloo (1995); and the American Instititute of Architects New York State (2010).

The box also includes: a poster for the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation designed by Kenneth Frampton; a Berlin Grafik; a drawing by A. Campo Baeza; a group photograph of Kenneth Frampton at the International Symposium of "Structure, fabric and topography"; a vinyl record of "Le Corbusier"; and a vinyl record of "Conversations regarding the future of architecture."

Form:
drawings
textual records
graphic materials
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 File

Extent and medium:

15 certificates and diplomas
9 prints
2 posters
2 drawings
2 vinyl records
1 photograph

Reference number:

AP197.S4.008

Credit line:
Kenneth Frampton fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Gift of Kenneth Frampton / Don de Kenneth Frampton

ARCH278951, Kenneth Frampton Loeb Fellowship Diploma, 1973

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