PH1984:1011
architecture
1915 or later
Photograph of an elevation and ground plans for a public bath, Blaricum, Netherlands
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PH1984:1011
architecture
DR1974:0002:020:007
architecture
8 7bre [September ?] 1859
architecture
DR1974:0002:024:059-060
architecture
March 1862
Project for a Galerie de zoologie, 1862: Ground floor plan with an attached note
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DR1974:0002:024:059-060
architecture
AP142.S1.D83.P2.1
Description:
Original title: "Pianta piano terra"
circa 1986
Ground floor plan, Complesso commercial Centro Torri a Parma, Italy
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AP142.S1.D83.P2.1
Description:
Original title: "Pianta piano terra"
AP142.S1.D102.P10.3
11 July 1987
"Il Palazzo" hotel and restaurant complex, Fukuoka, Japan: ground floor plan
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AP142.S1.D102.P10.3
DR1984:1401
Description:
From a series of fourteen prints of plans, sections and elevations for the Invalides (DR1984:1401-DR1984:1414).
1687
Half plan at ground level for Église des Invalides, Paris
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DR1984:1401
Description:
From a series of fourteen prints of plans, sections and elevations for the Invalides (DR1984:1401-DR1984:1414).
DR1984:0542
architecture
printed 1926
Ground floor plan for Hotel Stiassni, Brno, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic)
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DR1984:0542
architecture
DR1986:0403
architecture
printed after 20 June 1863
Château de Marcoussis: Ground floor plan, possibly showing the foundation
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DR1986:0403
architecture
DR1984:0572
Description:
- DR1984:0572 and DR1984:0573 describe a theoretical project for a garden house consisting of a central block and four smaller pavilions. The central block, rectangular in plan and containing a single-storey, oval salon, or hall, is entered by means of curved stair ramps on front and back. The four pavilions, also rectangular in plan but two storeys in height, are joined at a forty-five degree angle to the four corners of the central block. On the main level the interior walls of the central hall and of three pavilions are articulated by statue niches. The fourth pavilion contains a staircase leading to the second floor. Except for the pavilions this upper level is open to the sky. At ground level four fountains are placed axially in the angles created by the pavilions. On the exterior the walls of the main floor are rusticated, while those of the pavilions at second-storey level are framed by an order of Corinthian pilasters.
architecture, landscape architecture
ca. 1735-ca. 1745
Ground floor plan and front elevation of a Garden Pleasure House
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DR1984:0572
Description:
- DR1984:0572 and DR1984:0573 describe a theoretical project for a garden house consisting of a central block and four smaller pavilions. The central block, rectangular in plan and containing a single-storey, oval salon, or hall, is entered by means of curved stair ramps on front and back. The four pavilions, also rectangular in plan but two storeys in height, are joined at a forty-five degree angle to the four corners of the central block. On the main level the interior walls of the central hall and of three pavilions are articulated by statue niches. The fourth pavilion contains a staircase leading to the second floor. Except for the pavilions this upper level is open to the sky. At ground level four fountains are placed axially in the angles created by the pavilions. On the exterior the walls of the main floor are rusticated, while those of the pavilions at second-storey level are framed by an order of Corinthian pilasters.
architecture, landscape architecture
DR1981:0049:005
19th century