Photocopy of an article on page 48 about planning for proposals for infrastructure development in Hong Kong and the Pearl Delta.

A collection of working drawings for stages of architectural project. They are assumed to consist of tender and/or construction plans, sections and elevations with associated revisions. This file has not yet been catalogued at item level.

South Bank Arts Centre, South Bank, London. 1985-1990, with a Public exhibition in 1989.

In 1985 Terry Farrell & Partners was appointed to produce a master plan for the South Bank Arts Centre. At the time the South Bank had grown to become Europe's largest arts and entertainment centre, but essentially operated as a number of internalised spaces connected by an unsatisfactory system of upper-level walkways. The master plan took the Royal Festival Hall and National Theatre as its focal points, and provided new and replacement arts venues organised around a network of pedestrian routes at ground level, with parking and servicing arranged so as to free most of the site for pedestrians. The master plan suggested the involvement of different architects, artists, landscape designers and craftspeople to ensure architectural diversity. The addition of shops, restaurants and office space aimed to add the urban colour and activity which Sir Terry Farrell felt was lacking in the existing single-user complex. The plan also focussed on the improvement of waterside and public spaces as an asset to the South Bank.

Model along London’s Southbank, showing bridges crossing the River Thames and multiple buildings along the Southbank including Tate Modern, made mostly from balsa wood with plastic and metal detailing. Encased in clear non-detachable acrylic casing box on top of a metal and wooden base. Dimensions of height, width, depth in centimetres: 193 x 123 x 34

Plan Title: South and East Elevations, Windows for Refurbishment Revision A; Scale: 1:100; Date: 23 June 1983; Drawing Ref: LP2450/01; Size: 850mm x 600mm; Material: Transparent paper.

Folder of source material accumulated by Herbert Loebl for his Phd thesis 'Government Financed Factories in the North East of England in the Context of the Evolution of Regional Policy 1934 - 1948'. Comprises of copies of published material, reports, newspaper clippings and letters of correspondence.

Soundtrack for production of If Room Enough on CD.