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              Furniture Designs [1]
              Furniture Designs [1]
              CJA-TCH-c-5 · Dossier · 1983- 1990
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive
              Includes:
              -pencil, coloured pencil, felt tip and photocopied furniture designs on paper and tracing paper
              -letter from Art Monthly to Charles commissioning a contribution to a book 'Art in Public Places' based on Charles' "ICA contribution', 1983
              -private view card from Medite House at RIBA, 1990
              -designs for cushions for Johnny's Room with fabric samples
              -correspondence with James Stirling and Robin Hamlyn at the Tate Gallery regarding interview text, with ink drawings on reverse, 1987
              -cutting from the Sunday Times 22 Sep 1985, 'Heavy Metal in Milan' by Deyan Sudjic
              -letter from the Formica Corporation regarding the donation of a Sun chair to the Art Institute of Chicago
              -printed programs for furniture
              -pencils sketches of a gateway
              -sketch plan of furniture in rooms on the reverse of notepaper from Interior Design '84 Sapporo
              -correspondence with Shinji Kohmoto, National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto regarding inclusion of the Alessi Tea & Coffee set in the exhibition 'Contemporary Landscape: From the Horizon of Postmodern Design'
              -letter from Spiral Staircase Systems quoting for the manufacture of ten sets of Alloy spheres, 1985
              -cutting from an unidentified newspaper about designer Albert Hadley
              -colour transparency of a table
              Post-Modern Triumphs in London
              CJA-RES-AL-B13-6-35 · Pièce · 1991
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive

              Guest-edited and written by Charles; includes articles titled 'Post-Modernism in London'; 'Forging the Post-Modern Canons'; '43 Canonic Post-Modern Buildings'; 'Broadgate - The City in The City'; 'National Gallery - Sainsbury Wing, Robert Venturi'; David Vaughan & Charles Jencks - an interview'; 'Civil and Worthy Urbanism'; '33 Urbane Post-Modern Buildings'; 'The Carnival: Grotesque and Redeemable'; '25 Carnivalesque Buildings'.

              Publisher: Academy Editions

               Sans titre
              AA: Architecture in Australia: February 1975
              CJA-RES-AL-B13-6-16 · Pièce · 1975
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive
              Includes: cover image of Charles and interview with Charles by Anne Leonhard, John Witzig, Tony Wheeler. Interview took place in Sydney prior to Charles' departure for Japan. Sans titre
              Public Art Review Issue 55
              CJA-RES-AL-B13-5-47 · Pièce · Fall/Winter 2016
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive
              Includes 'Hunting The Symbol: a conversation with cosmic landscape designer Charles Jencks' by Jacqueline White. Sans titre
              Space: 494: 200901
              CJA-RES-AL-B13-5-23 · Pièce · Jan 2009
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive

              Includes ArchTalkTour: Charles Jencks. Interview by Lee Sang-leem [Sang Leem Lee].

              Inserted: letter from Sang Leem Lee on Space Group headed paper thanking Charles for the interview and enclosing three copies; invoice and packing slip for dispatch.

               Sans titre
              Volume 13: Ambition
              CJA-RES-AL-B13-5-2 · Pièce · 2007
              Fait partie de Charles Jencks Archive
              Includes an interview with Charles titled 'Enjoy the Futures' by Jeffrey Inaba and Benedict Clouette. Sans titre