Architectural Model of Groningen Museum

Made:
1990 in Groningen
designer:
Peter Ronan Rice
maker:
Rome-Innes, George
Architectural Model of Groningen Museum

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Architectural model of Groningen Museum, 1990. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) In case.

Details

Category:
Building Construction
Object Number:
2004-76
Measurements:
overall: 270 mm x 670 mm x 670 mm,
overall; crate: 350 mm x 720 mm x 750 mm,
type:
architectural model
credit:
Ove Arup & Partners

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