2012 Index 38 1079 1078
Church of San Maggiore, Venice Pencil and wash Wesley Richards
A retired architectural illustrator who worked in practice illustrating national and international projects, Wesley Richards’ entry is a pencil and wash drawing of Palladio’s Church of San Maggiore, Venice. T is shows a scaled front elevation of the 16th-century building.
T e V&A Museum; 1873 Cast Courts (designed by General Henry Scott; schematic restoration by Julian Harrap Architects; draftsman: Andrew Coles)
Photoshop montage Julian Harrap Architects
T e Cast Court Galleries brief consisted of several architectural considerations as well as the re-display of the precious cast collection and provision of step-free access to the galleries.
1081 A Couple of Trees 1080
‘T ose Were the Days’. Senate House, Cambridge, S. Elevation. Measured Drawing, 1939 Pencil Trevor Dannatt RA
T e Royal Academy’s former professor of Architecture exhibits a measured pencil drawing of Senate House at the University of Cambridge, drawn in 1939 when he was 19. Dannatt has had a long career: after working with the LCC architects’ department, he went into private practice in 1952, initially as Trevor Dannatt and Partners and since 1975 as Dannatt Johnson.
Watercolour and coloured ink on watercolour paper Leonard Manasseh RA
A Couple of Trees is one of a number of entries to this year’s show by Leonard Manasseh. It is a watercolour and coloured ink on watercolour paper, depicting an abstract landscape with rolling hills in bright colours, featuring two trees and a round, yellow sun.
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Gorsuch Works Design Study, Exploration for Street-Facing Facade
1082 Wharf Road Photograph Pete Burke
T is is from an ongoing project Pete Burke started four years ago by taking photographs at building-site peep holes. After taking hundreds of images he deletes all but the very best and prints them at his local high-street photo printers. As well as being a record of renewal and change from the person in the street’s perspective, they are about the new democratisation of photography and expansion within limitation.
Digital print Victoria Collinge
Design exploration for a street-facing facade of a workshop within Gorsuch Works. Conceived as a place where artists working nearby can extend their practice, the works will consolidate a creative community. Establishing and maintaining a link with the surrounding streets is key.
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Archi-Têtes: Prince Charles Giclée print Louis Hellman
T is is a modifi ed version of a previous Archi-tete seen as a decaying mock- classical temple complete with daff odil and Duchy biscuit.
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Archi-Têtes: Christopher Wren Giclée print Louis Hellman
Sir Christopher Wren is the fi rst non-20th century architect to be portrayed. in Louis Hellman’s Archi- tete series.
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