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Model of The Pavilion of the Future, Seville, Spain. Designed for Expo'92 S.A.

Model of The Pavilion of the Future

1989
Architectural component for the Esch Tower, lighting mast, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Decaux street lamp.

Architectural component for the Esch Tower

circa 1991
Architectural component of Menil Collection Museum, Houston, 1981. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Full size structural member.

Architectural component of Menil Collection Museum

1981
Architectural model of Lille Cathedral, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Detail.

Architectural model of Lille Cathedral

1991
Architectural model of Pabellon del Futuro, Seville, 1989. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Structural bay.

Architectural model of Pabellon del Futuro

1989
Architectural model of the Pavilion, Tate Gallery, London, 1983. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992)

Architectural model of the Pavilion

1983
Architectural model of Menil Collection Museum, Houston, 1981. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Full size triangular truss section .

Architectural model of Menil Collection Museum

1981
Architectural model of Padre Pio Chiesa, Puglia, Italy, 1990. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - 2 structural arch study models.

Architectural model of Padre Pio Chiesa

1990
Architectural model of Kansai International Airport passenger terminal, Osaka Bay, Japan, 1988. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Study model 1, in wooden crate.

Architectural model of Kansai International Airport passenger terminal

1988
Architectural component of the Japan Bridge, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - full size cross-section in metal: triangular.

Architectural component of the Japan Bridge

1991
Architectural component of The Pyramide Inversee, Louvre, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Laminated glass panel.

Architectural component of The Pyramide Inversee

1991
Architectural model of the Esch Tower, lighting mast, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - steel section 100cm long.

Architectural model of the Esch Tower

1991
Architectural model of Kansai International Airport passenger terminal, Osaka Bay, Japan, 1988. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Study model 2, in cardboard box.

Architectural model of Kansai International Airport passenger terminal

1988
Architectural model of The "Pyramide Inversee", Louvre, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992)

Architectural model of The "Pyramide Inversee"

1991
Architectural sample from Lille Cathedral, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Laminated panel.

Architectural sample from Lille Cathedral

1991
Architectural component of the Esch Tower, lighting mast, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - steel section 100cm long.

Architectural component of the Esch Tower

1991
Architectural component of the Japan Bridge, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Two metal support frames.

Architectural component of the Japan Bridge

1991
Architectural model of the Japan Bridge, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - Model of joint failing.

Architectural model of the Japan Bridge

1991
Architectural component of the Japan Bridge, Paris, 1991. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - full size cross-section in metal: circular.

Architectural component of the Japan Bridge

1991
Architectural model of the Moon Theatre, Provence, 1988. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992)

Architectural model of the Moon Theatre

1988
Architectural model of Groningen Museum, 1990. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) In case.

Architectural model of Groningen Museum

1990
Architectural model of Padre Pio Chiesa, Puglia, 1990. Structural engineering by Peter Rice (1935-1992) - 3 models on one base.

Architectural model of Padre Pio Chiesa

1990