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Design for a 'Week End Bungalow' for the Woman's Fair, Olympia, London

RIBA30153
Nicholson, Christopher David George (1904-1948)

Design for 1 Mount Lane, Chichester, West Sussex, for Canon and Mrs Arnold Powell: elevations

RIBA31262
Powell & Moya
NOTES: Philip Powell designed this house for his parents while his father was a canon attached to Chichester Cathedral.

Design for additions and alterations to 1 Mount Lane, Chichester, West Sussex, for Canon and Mrs Arnold Powell: plan

RIBA31263
Powell & Moya
NOTES: Philip Powell designed this house for his parents while his father was a canon attached to Chichester Cathedral.

Design for 1 Mount Lane, Chichester, West Sussex, for Canon and Mrs Arnold Powell: plan

RIBA31264
Powell & Moya
NOTES: Philip Powell designed this house for his parents while his father was a canon attached to Chichester Cathedral.

Design for a bungalow: elevation and plan

RIBA32505
Voysey, Charles Francis Annesley (1857-1941)
NOTES: This image is from a volume of drawings (entitled Vol I) by various designers produced for or presented to the Quarto Imperial Club, London, between 1889 and 1891.

Bungalow, 8 Hastings Road, New Delhi

RIBA34041
NOTES: This house was Baker's residence during the construction of New Delhi but it is not clear whether he designed it himself.

Rural housing, Cudden, Norfolk

RIBA34556
Tayler & Green

Instruction sheet for an architectural toy entitled 'The Bungalow Box' by Anchor Blocks (Anker Richter): conjectural perspective view of the completed model house with plans showing the constituent blocks prior to assembly

RIBA35912
Anchor Blocks
NOTES: The German company Anchor Blocks (Anker Richter, owned by Friedrich Adolf Richter) began producing architectural toy kits known as Anchor Stone Building Sets in 1880. Each set of stackable building blocks was accompanied by instructional plans for the home assembly of the model. In around 1913 the company produced a range in the United States known as 'The Modern House' or 'American Bungalow' series, from which the example shown here originates. Each building plan represented examples of American suburban architecture.

'CCC 2 house': plan of the bungalow

RIBA36195
Franck, Carl Ludwig Philipp (1904-1985)
NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.

'CCC 2 house': west and south elevations of the bungalow

RIBA36196
Franck, Carl Ludwig Philipp (1904-1985)
NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.

'CCC 2 house': perspective view of the bungalow, by night

RIBA36197
Franck, Carl Ludwig Philipp (1904-1985)
NOTES: This image is one of a number illustrating designs for concrete crosswall constructions.
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