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Monday, 10 November 2014

The Welsh School of Architecture Collection - Treasures From Our Archive







The Welsh School of Architecture Collection consists of drawn student project work, with some supporting photographs, produced by trainee architects at the School in Cardiff, from the early 1960s until the late 1980s. Numbering approximately 5,000 individual items, the collection embraces detailed architectural surveys of all types of building, from civic and domestic structures to religious or industrial sites. About three quarters of the buildings depicted are in Wales, though some are elsewhere in the UK, and several are overseas, from Norway to Malaysia, reflecting the international composition of the student body and the worldwide significance of this Welsh institution.
Measured drawings of the south and west elevations of Rheola House, Resolven, produced by Judy Nuttall of the Welsh School of Architecture, dated 1976. NPRN19836, DI2009_0574, C.531052.
Measured drawing showing interior detail at Capel Peniel, Tremadog, produced by  B.W. Davies, R.J.B Mallin and P.V.C. Treweeks of Welsh School of Architecture, February 1981. NPRN 7128, C. 25228.

Find out more at the Royal Commission’s Archive Awareness Day on 12 November, 2014 – a day of talks and tours. Open to all!

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