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Paul Rudolph 保羅．魯道夫

Sketches, section and layout of north entry and study of placement of light fixtures over entry steps and planters, Bond Centre (now Lippo Centre) (1984–1988), Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong 香港金鐘道奔達中心（現為力寶中心）（1984至1988年）北面入口的剖面和平面佈置草圖，以及入口階梯及花槽上方燈具位置研究

1986

Details

Object Number:

CA8/7/1/47

Object Type:

Architectural Drawing

Related Makers:

Paul Rudolph (Architect)

Archival Level:

Item

Medium:

graphite on transparent paper

Date:

1986

Dimensions:

sheet: 41.8 × 58.8 cm

Collection:

M+ Collection Archives

Credit Line:

M+, Hong Kong

Access:

Available to view by appointment at the M+ Research Centre

About the Maker:

Works by Paul Rudolph include Architectural Drawing, Architectural Photography, Digital, Drawing, Architectural Model, Archival Documentation and Photography.

There are 320 objects by Paul Rudolph from the M+ Collection Archives and the M+ Collection available online.

Archival Context

Paul Rudolph Project Archives, CA8 Drawings and document, Bond Centre (now Lippo Centre) (1984–1988), Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, CA8/7 Drawings, Bond Centre (now Lippo Centre) (1984–1988), Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, CA8/7/1 Sketches, section and layout of north entry and study of placement of light fixtures over entry steps and planters, Bond Centre (now Lippo Centre) (1984–1988), Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, CA8/7/1/47

Paul Rudolph Project Archives

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