Browsing Gabriel Fagan Collection by Subject "Wooden ceilings -- South Africa -- Design and construction"

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Browsing Gabriel Fagan Collection by Subject "Wooden ceilings -- South Africa -- Design and construction"

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  • House Bertie-Roberts 
    Fagan, Gabriel Theron (Gawie); Barker, Arthur Adrian Johnson (2013-10-03)
    House Bertie-Roberts (1966) is located in Camps Bay, on an exposed rocky corner site. The entrance route from below is guided by the sides of garden retaining walls that lead under a cantilevered edge of the house above. ...
  • House Blommaert, Stellenbosch 
    Fagan, Gabriel Theron (Gawie); Barker, Arthur Adrian Johnson (2013-10-03)
    The entrance and main circulation route in House Blommaert (1982) in Stellenbosch orientate the visitor towards Table Mountain. The circulation routes are defined to accentuate their function. The internal route from living ...
  • House Fagan, McGregor 
    Fagan, Gabriel Theron (Gawie); Barker, Arthur Adrian Johnson (2013-10-03)
    For House Fagan in McGregor (2008), designed for his nephew Johan, Fagan submerged the garage under the house to, at a functional level, facilitate service spaces to be located out of sight and to partially hide the garage ...
  • House Neethling, Durbanville 
    Fagan, Gabriel Theron (Gawie); Barker, Arthur Adrian Johnson (2013-10-09)
    House Neethling (1983) is organized in an amorphous linear manner to straddle the concerns of view, site orientation and northern sun. The edge of the projecting garage and garden wall define the entry route. The house has ...
  • House Patterson, Somerset West 
    Fagan, Gabriel Theron (Gawie); Barker, Arthur Adrian Johnson (2013-10-09)
    House Patterson (1966) in Somerset West was built for a potter. It is hidden from the street by a solid boundary wall, punctured only by a shuttered opening. The “house draws one, as into a spiral shell, towards the central ...