Arthur erickson associates (1 Ergebnisse)
Weitere BilderPlans for the Al Kharj Royal Saudi Air Force Complex Hospital
Frank E. Basil Inc. in association with Dar Al Riyadh Architect - Engineer; Arthur Erickson Associates; Parsons International Limited
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defense and Aviation Directorate of Military Works, Riyadh, 1980
- Softcover
Anbieter: Dendera, London, Vereinigtes KönigreichDendera
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EUR 790,97
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In den WarenkorbSoft cover. Zustand: Good. A working document with 23 stapled b/w photocopy landscape leaves 54x36cm, containing an uninterrupted run of Sheets numbered 1-23, each dated 26 October 1980. Very good with some light creasing, and red ink annotations to a few leaves. Aside from credits and titles on each sheet (some with extensive legends and technical information in English and Arabic), there are no accompanying explanations or cover pages. The Al Kharj RSAF Complex was built for the Ministry of Defense and Aviation (MODA) during 1980-83, not long after MODA abandoned a massive US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) programme for medical complexes at Al Kharj and Taif (1978). It was implemented by the Greek / US firm Frank E. Basil Inc (a USACE contractor, whose founder had served with USACE), in association with local engineering firm Dar Al Riyadh, formed in 1975 by Prince Turki Abdulrahman Al Saud. Arthur Erickson Associates and Parsons International Ltd were the Principal Consultants. The Complex was built to house the King Faisal Air Academy, and Tactical Airlift squadrons previously based at Riyadh, with hospital, mosque, residential blocks, recreational and sports facilities, and support services. This set relating exclusively to the hospital includes the overall Site Plan 1/1000 (Sheet 1); Floor and related Equipment Plans for the Basement, Ground, and First to Sixth Floors each 1/200 (Sheets 2-19); 4 Sections and 4 Elevations each 1/200 (Sheets 20-23). Very rare, with no references to this document or the project found on Worldcat or Library Hub.…