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MS 1199/13 |
Papers of John L Paterson, architect, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Folder containing correspondence, notes, accounts and trade literature relating to numerous projects including chair designs; prefabricated housing; Bearsden Town Hall; Edinburgh, 34 Ravelston Dykes; 13 Lennox Street; 7 Munro Drive; 25 Royal Terrace; house at Grange Loan; housing developments in Prestonpans, Jamaica Street, Edinburgh and Kirkgate, Leith; proposed National Film School; the Yoyogi Sports Centre, Japan; the Richard J Neutra Institute, Los Angeles; illustrations for an article entitled 'A Visual Celebration for the Festival' with proposals for pedesrian precincts around Edinburgh including Charlotte Square, Princes Street, the Mound, St Andrews Church, and the Usher Hall; typescript for article entitled 'Design in the Festival'; an essay entitled 'A New Scotland Centre'; correspondence relating to the film 'New Town Blues' with locations at Livingston and Borthwick Castle; and a publication on Hutchesontown B, Glasgow. |
c. 1958 |
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JLP 54/4 |
Papers of John L Paterson, architect, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Press cuttings with biographical information on John L Paterson relating to varous sites including Ex-Scotland, Oldham, Grange Arts Centre; Edinburgh, Castlehill, Outlook Tower; the Mound, pedesrian precinct; the Mound, Assembly Hall, Sir Tyrone Guthrie exhibition; Princes Street, Royal Scottish Academy; High Street, Tron Heritage Centre; 29 Market Street, Fruitmarket Gallery; Waverley Market, 200 Summers in the City exhibition; Inverleith House, sun clock; Calton Hill, camera lucida; Lauriston Place, Edinburgh College of Art; Glasgow, Hutchesontown B; and Carrbridge, Landmark Visitor Centre. |
c. 1960 |
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JLP 54/5 |
Papers of John L Paterson, architect, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Press cuttings and manuscript articles by John L Paterson, including for the Scotsman and Building Design, titled 'What's in a Name', 'Sod You Furniture', 'The City or God is Dog Backwards', 'Alternatives to the Museum', and 'A Visual Celebration for the Festival' with proposals for pedestrian precincts on Edinburgh, Charlotte Square; Princes Street; the Mound; around George Street, St Andrews Church; and the Usher Hall. |
c. 1958 |
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