Colour design and conservation of Gummer and Ford libraries in Auckland, New Zealand: Guidelines and comparison with notable buildings (1923-28)

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Colour design and conservation of Gummer and Ford libraries in Auckland, New Zealand: Guidelines and comparison with notable buildings (1923-28)

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Proceedings of the 15th Congress of the International Colour Association (AIC 2023) Architect William Gummer (1884-1966) was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He left for the United Kingdom in 1908, studying at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, and qualified as an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects. He notably worked for Sir Edwin Lutyens (and Daniel Burnham of Chicago). Upon his return home he set up the architectural practice “Gummer Ford” in 1923, (with Englishman C.R. ...

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2024-03-14

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Premier, A. / Rennie, Julian

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Remuera Public Library (Auckland, N.Z.) / Auckland (N.Z.) / New Zealand / Gummer, William Henry (1884–1966) / Gummer and Ford (Firm) / library architecture / colour palette / colour conservation / New Zealand architecture / Built environment and design / Architecture / Architectural heritage and conservation / Architectural design

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