Browsing Archive (Architecture) by Issue Date

Browsing Archive (Architecture) by Issue Date

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  • God save the king 
    Provenance photograph collection (1902)
  • South African mutual life assurance society building, Cape Town 
    Fassler, John (1910-1971) (1902)
  • Vredesluiting (31 Mei 1902) 
    (1902)
  • President Kruger's Funeral 
    Provenance photograph collection (1904)
  • The coffin 
    Provenance photograph collection (1904-12-16)
  • Colonial office, Asiatics : Marabastad 
    (1905-05-17)
  • Tudor Building, Saxon Building, Church Street, Central Pretoria, South Africa 
    Unknown (1906)
    View of Church Street looking east from Church Square, ca. 1906. Notes on the card read: 'George Heys has erected his Tudor Buildings on "The Corner" and next to it is Saxon Buildings.'
  • Architectural needs of South Africa 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (State, 1909-01-01)
    The purpose of this paper is to plead for the revival in the laying out and designing of our cities and buildings of those principles of largeness of conception, restraint, and subordination of detail to a central idea ...
  • Accepted design for new University buildings, Maritzburg 
    Unknown (The Pictorial, 1910-02-24)
    A newspaper article describing the design of the new buildings at Maritzburg University.
  • New workshops in course of construction, at Maritzburg 
    Unknown (The Pictorial, 1910-02-24)
    A newspaper clipping of a photo of the new workshops of the Natal government railways being constructed at Maritzburg, published in The Pictorial, p 645 on February 24, 1910.
  • Natal University College 
    Unknown (The South African Master Builders Federation Journal, 1910-03)
    Newspaper article about awarding the building of the Natal University College to Messrs Tully, Waters, Cleland & Pentland Smith Architects.
  • Union Buildings and their architect 
    Solomon, J.M. (State of South Africa, 1910-07-01)
    The natural semicircle created by Meintjes Kop was used by architect sir Herbert Baker in the design of the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Discussion of the design includes perspectives, site plan, and portrait of the architect.
  • Plea for English Gothic 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (African Architect, 1911-07-01)
    In response to letters discussing the merits of English Gothic Architecture, Herbert Baker stated his opinion on the question of using this architectural style in South Africa.
  • Herbert Baker, F.R.I.B.A. 
    Unknown (African Architect, 1911-08-01)
    Article about Mr. Herbert Baker, whose work and influence in South African architecture have marked him as one of the masters of his profession in the country in which he has lived for nearly twenty years. Includes discussion ...
  • Samuel Marks Building, Cape Town 
    Unknown (Architectural Review, 1911-10)
    Photos of the Samuel Marks Building, Cape Town, designed by Sir Herbert Baker.
  • Old Town Hall, Pretoria, South Africa 
    (1911-1970)
  • Pretoria new station 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (African architect, 1912-06-01)
    An in-depth description of the Pretoria station as designed by Sir Herbert Baker.
  • Town Planning: Beauty, a human document; The "Grand Manner" for South Africa 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (African Architect, 1914-07-01)
    In this article the author apologises to the Congress for the somewhat discursive and sketchy nature. He attempts to deal with town-planning less from the scientific and hygienic, and more from the idealistic and artistic ...
  • EDNAM 
    Baker, Herbert, Sir, 1862-1946 (Country Life in S[outh] A[frica] Vol. 1, no. 2. p. 14, 1915-05)
    Site plan/garden design for Walter Webber's house in Parktown, Johannesburg.
  • Cremation and the Campo Santo 
    Moerdyk, Gerard; Moerdijk, Gerard (Building 4 (ii), December 1918, 1918-12)
    Article by Gerhard Moerdijk on the practice of cremation for funeral purposes.