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- Sep 1974-May 1975 (Creation)
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1 item
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A free hand drawings consisting of some details of Camellia house and grounds: Culzean.
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Christopher Platt studied at the Mackintosh School of Architecture at The Glasgow School of Art between 1974-1981. He is co-Founder of Studio KAP architects and Chair of Architecture at the Mackintosh School of Architecture, where he was previously Head of School. His first 20 years of professional practice was spent in Glasgow, London, Oxford, Ethiopia and Berlin and was followed by 20 years combining academia with independent, reflective practice in Studio KAP and practice-based research both in Global North and Global South contexts.
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Dimensions: 420 x 295 mm
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Catalogued by Nada Al-Naemyi, work placement, Feb 2023.
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- English
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