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architecture from "The Popular History of England"

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architecture from "The Popular History of England"

Architecture from "The Popular History of England"

portrait from "The Popular History of England"

portrait from "The Popular History of England"

portrait from "The Popular History of England"

portrait from "The Popular History of England"

portrait from "The Popular History of England"

English architect and dramatist from "The Popular History of England"

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The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

US Embassy in Guatemala - Chancery Office Building - 1982

G. Sawyer, architect. House on Chain Bridge Rd. II

The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

The journal of Latrobe. Being the notes and sketches of an architect, naturalist and traveler in the United States from 1796 to 1820.

William H. Winslow House, Auvergne Place, River Forest, Cook County, IL

Del av Honningsvåg med havna i forgrunnen.Ola Hanche-Olsen som har tatt bildene er født 13. mars 1920 i Borre, død 11. februar 1998 i Gjettum. Han var arkitekt og barnebokforfatter. Han hadde artium fra 1939, arkitekteksamen fra NTH 1946 og arbeidet deretter ved Finnmarkskontoret 1946–48 før han etablerte egen arkitektpraksis. Han debuterte som barnebokforfatter i 1974 med lettlestboka Knut og sjørøverne, og skrev i alt 12 bøker. Han var XU-agent 1944-45, og var også en aktiv fjellklatrer og friluftsmann. Ola var gift med Solveig Hanche-Olsen (f. Falkenberg); de fikk 3 barn, blant dem matematikeren Harald Hanche-Olsen.Arkitektene Solveig og Ola Hanche-Olsen arbeidet ved Brente Steders Reguleringskontor i 1946. Hovedadministrasjon for gjenreisning av Nord-Troms og Finnmark ble lagt til Harstad og fikk navnet Finnmark kontoret. Landsdelen Nord-Troms og Finnmark blev oppdelt i syv distrikt med hver sin administrasjon. Honningsvåg, distrikt IV, skulle betjene Nordkapp, Lebesby, Porsanger og Karasjok kommune

Yale University, David S. Ingalls Hockey Rink, New Haven, Connecticut, 1956-59. Exterior

US Embassy in Colombo - Chancery Office Building - 1976

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