Browsing Architecture by Author "Kendall, Francis Kaye"

Browsing Architecture by Author "Kendall, Francis Kaye"

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  • Letter about Herbert Baker's Lion House 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-08-21)
    Letter by F. K. Kendall to Prof. G. E. Pearse regarding the availability of plans for Sir Herbert Baker's proposed Lion House at Groote Schuur. Mention is made of the model of the Kimberley Bath. Both projects mentioned ...
  • Letter about Sir Herbert Baker's works 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-08-25)
    Letter from F. K. Kendall to Geoffrey Pearse, congratulating him on his editorhip of the S. A. Architectural Record. He discusses the possible publication of Sir Herbert Baker's work, & employing photographer Arthur Elliot. ...
  • Letter from F. K. Kendall to G. E. Pearse 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-08-26)
    Letter from Franklin Kendall expressing interest to provide information for Prof. Geoffrey Pearse's proposed book on Sir Herbert Baker's works in South Africa.
  • Letter from F. K. Kendall to Prof. G. E. Pearse 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-09-10)
    Letter from F. K. Kendall to Prof. Geoffrey Pearse discussing Sir Herbert Baker's proposed book. Mention is made of Baker's partner Francis Masey & their collaboration (also on the Gothic style cathedral in Cape Town), and ...
  • Letter to Geoffrey Pearse from F. K. Kendall 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-08-25)
    Letter to Geoffrey Pearse from F. K. Kendall about Sir Herbert Baker's early works. He mentions an article about Prof. Pearse's students in the latest Architectural Review.
  • Letter to Geoffrey Pearse on Sir Herbert Baker's works 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-08-21)
    Letter written by F. K. Kendall to Prof. G. E. Pearse, Head of the Department of Architecture at the University of the Witwatersrand, about an appreciation of Sir Herbert Baker's works.
  • Letter to Prof. G. E. Pearse from F. K. Kendall 
    Kendall, Francis Kaye (2008-09-29)
    Letter to Prof. Geoffrey Pearse from F. K. Kendall about Sir Herbert Baker's proposed book. Several projects in Cape Town are mentioned, as well as persons who worked with Baker.