Also includes books, leaded glass items, and architectural instruments.
Correspondence, scrapbooks, diaries, photographs, business and financial records, lists, clippings, broadsides, diplomas, certificates, licenses, framed images, drawings, watercolors, books, leaded glass items, and architectural instruments.
"As we pieced together the model, we realised the building isn't only a space where incarceration, surveillance and torture take place," says Eyal Weizman, director of Forensic Architecture, "but that the building is, itself, an architectural instrument of torture".
They range from the early military engineers, like John Rogers, who produced drawings for a proposed nationwide scheme of defensive fortifications, on view here, to the entrepreneurial architectural instrument makers who invented tools for the emerging architectural profession.
Also, I plan to build a structure called the Music Box, in which the entire structure (stair steps, tension rods, chambered tile flooring) is pitched and able to become a huge musical instrument, installation space, and architectural instrument, at a very high level of design and instrument craftsmanship.
An outstanding collection of early architectural drawing instruments comprised of 170 English, Continental and American sets and individual pieces spanning over three centuries of exquisite craftsmanship in silver, ivory, steel and brass.
A bi-product of this study is an architectural assessment instrument (included in the Appendix) for quantitative analysis of the quality of a software architecture.
In archaeoacoustics, we look to sound-producing instruments, architectural remains, and landform settings to provide clues for re-constructing and exploring ancient sounds and sound environments.
Bloomberg specializes in the design and implementation of advanced surround sound and audio systems for large venues, but he has created many kinds of live performance systems, ranging from musical instruments to architectural lighting.
She was responsible for tens of thousands of objects, including sculpture, ceramics, tapestries, furniture, jewelry, metalwork, glass, clocks, mathematical instruments and architectural pieces — almost every kind of art made in Europe from 1400 to 1900 that was not painting or drawing.
It includes samples of writing, figural sculpture, vessels, architectural elements, accessories and instruments, stamps and cylindrical seals and tesserae and coins.
