Photograph depicting a late 17th century Tulbagh-type chair from the Koopmans de Wet House, with caned seat and backrest. It has peg top turned legs and rails. The framework to the back is richly carved; the stretchers are plain.

Photograph of the interior of the Tulbagh Church, published in prof. Geoffrey Pearse's book "Eighteenth Century Architecture in South Africa" - see Plate 111 for the photograph, and page 49 for a description. The church ...

Bespreking van 'n foto van die twee Dopperkerke. Dit toon die agterkant van die nuwe kerk.

Photograph depicting two cut-glass vessels - their use undetermined - and one silver bowl, probably a bonbonniere or sweetmeat-box, all from the Koopmans Collection. Several spoons can also be seen resting in each.

Photos of two young men, the right one of Stocks.

Vernacular African settlements and buildings are widely appreciated for their human scale, aesthetic clarity and harmony with nature. But this appreciation appears to be limited to their iconic and picturesque qualities, ...

AFRIKAANS SUMMARY: Gerard Moerdijk het aan die Transvaalse Onderwysvereniging gesê hoe belangrik dit is dat die Universiteit van Pretoria sy mediese onderrig na 'n tweede studiejaar uitbrei.

Mr. Gerard Moerdyk [Gerard Moerdijk], the South African architect, who is doing much to develop a purely South African architecture, had some criticisms of the action of the Johannesburg Municipal Council in connection ...

Photograph of a Mediterranean-style house, described as typical of Pretoria.

Gabriël (Gawie) Fagan (1925-) is a leading South African architect. His architecture is regionally rooted and can be described as a “new” architecture that mediates between a love of the Cape vernacular, functional ...