Browsing 3D Models by Subject "Student Affairs Building"

Browsing 3D Models by Subject "Student Affairs Building"

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  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis 3D model) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis virtual model 1) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis virtual model 2) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (photos 1) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (photos 2) 
    Van Aswegen, Henning (Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria, 2008-09-09)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (SketchUp 3D model) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...