The Face of the Vernacular

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  • The partial conversion of a farm building in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

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  • Described in Towards a Symbolic Architecture

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        [Images prepared for publication]
        CJA-TCH-b-39 · File · nd [1983-1985]
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive

        Colour transparencies overlaid with tracing paper, marked up for publication with outline and measurements in pencil. There are three pieces of paper; two of the papers each have two transparencies attached, the third has four attached. Each image is marked with a 'TSA' number.

        Images include:
        - the Tulip Stairs in the Queens House at Greenwich, London.
        -the Face of the Vernacular
        -Studiolo
        [Studiolo and Face of the Vernacular]
        CJA-TSA-8 · File · nd [1984-1985]
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        8 slides in a plastic wallet, two of which are labelled Studiolo. 8 slides in a plastic wallet, unlabelled. Typescript ink writing had transferred onto the plastic. 6 colour transparencies in a wallet, labelled 'credit Tiggy Ruthven'. Photocopied sketches titled 'Stylisation of birds' and 'CJ Oct 84'.