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Drawings, prints and photographs of projects completed by architect John Mainwaring
Made by Mainwaring, John in Noosaville, Queensland, Australia, 1980-1996.Summary
Object No.
2002/57/1Object Statement
Architectural drawings, prints and photographs (16), Chapman House, Noosa / Savage House / Twin Waters Resort, Noosa and others, paper, designed by John Mainwaring & Associates Pty Ltd, Noosaville, Queensland, Australia, 1980-1996Physical Description
Drawings, prints and photographs, mainly A1 and A3 size, as follows:Chapman house, Noosa:
Four sheets of working drawings with annotations, featuring sections, elevations and floor plans.
One concept drawing with annotations, with various elevations and sections
Two elevation drawings with annotations mounted on a single sheet
One elevation drawing and a treated photo of a corner shop mounted on a single sheet, which also includes a printed rationale for the Chapman house.
Savage house:
One concept drawing with three elevations
Two photographs of working model mounted on a single sheet.
For the congress of the International Union of Architects, Barcelona, 1996:
One concept drawing of 'Future housing for the sub-tropical city',
One sheet with plan and perspective elevation of a house at Kenilworth
Twin Waters Resort, Noosa:
One sheet with elevations of proposed sales and information centre.
Wallace Park, Noosaville:
One aerial perspective of park master plan on board.
Parks and Wildlife information centre, Tewantin:
One sheet with pespective elevation.
'Small lot housing':
One perspective elevation.
'Fibro House '80':
One photograph of a coloured section elevation by Tony Edwards, mounted.
Short URL
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Notes
The drawings, prints and photographs were produced by John Mainwaring & Associates.John Mainwaring is one of several Queensland architects to achieve prominence through his reinterpretation of vernacular building technology. His Chapman house at Noosa won the 1996 Robin Boyd Award, awarded by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects for the year's outstanding domestic design. Although best known for his domestic and resort work, Mainwaring has completed some commissions for public structures, including the library at the Sunshine Coast University College at Mooloolaba, and the new Queen Street Mall, Brisbane. With that of Gabriel Poole and Lindsay and Kerry Clare, Mainwaring's work is featured in the Peter Hyatt's publication 'Local heroes: architects of Australia's Sunshine Coast', Craftsman House, Sydney.
Made
Mainwaring, John Noosaville, Queensland, Australia 1980-1996Source
Credit Line
Gift of John Mainwaring, 2002Acquisition Date
21 May 2002Cite this Object
Harvard
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