Investigating the work of W.H. Gummer

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Moore, Cameron

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2024-11-28

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Auckland (N.Z.)
New Zealand
Gummer, William Henry (1884–1966)
Gummer and Ford (Firm)
New Zealand architecture firms
New Zealand architecture
classical architecture
history
architecture education
architecture students
architecture students
architecture students
design practice
architectural history

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330103 Architectural heritage and conservation
330102 Architectural design

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Moore, C.S. (2024, November 28). Investigating the Work of W.H. Gummer [Paper presentation]. HT Hub Event: Three Providers History, Theory and Heritage Research Symposium: 28 November, University of Auckland. https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6872

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Introduction and framing for the Gummer and Ford Project [Photographs] NZI Building (Auckland, 1914-1917), Winter Gardens (Auckland, 1916-1928), Bridge of Remembrance (Christchurch, 1921), Remuera Library (Auckland, 1926), Dilworth Building (Auckland, 1926), Auckland Railway Station (Auckland, 1927), Mayfair Flats (Auckland, 1929), Carillion (Wellington, 1932), National Museum (Wellington, 1936), Auckland Domain Gates (Auckland, 1935), State Insurance Building (Wellington, 1938) Academic foundation Buildings Gummer's writing Gummer’s recommended design reading to student and architects Edwin Lutyens’ architectural approach Archival research Outputs/Findings Building case studies: NZI, Dilworth, Mayfair Flats, Domain Winter Gardens Pedagogy BAS Y2 Design Studio William Henry (Bill) Gummer timeline

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