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              168 Archival description results for Zoo architecture

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              ZSL Main Office plans
              ZSL Main Office plans
              ARC/3/1 · File · 1909-1910, 1964-1967
              Part of Architecture and buildings

              Plan, section and elevation drawings relating to the construction of the ZSL Main Offices (and Library) at Regent's Park, dated January 1909 to March 1910. Included are details of elements reused from Hanover Square. Alterations to Library, 1964-1967. Some hand annotations and doodles. Architect/engineer/designer: J Belcher, Architect; Werner, Pfleiderer & Perkins Ltd, Engineers; J Jeffreys & Co, Heating and Ventilation Engineers; A Smith & Stevens, Lift Engineers. 
              Whipsnade Zoo plans
              ARC/11/1 · Sub-series · 1957-1961, 1996
              Part of Architecture and buildings

              Drawings showing the design, layout and details of several buildings built 1957-1961 at the entrance to Whipsnade Zoo (16 items). Map and plan of Whipsnade, 1996 (2 items).
              West Gate Services Building plans
              ARC/8/1 · File · 1955-1959
              Part of Architecture and buildings

              Plan, section and elevation drawings relating to the construction of the West Gate Services Building (Works Department), London Zoo, dated January 1955-September 1959. Some hand annotations. Architect/engin
              Tropical Bird House Press Release
              ARC/27/2 · File · 1960
              Part of Architecture and buildings

              Press release for the Tropical Bird House, which had been altered, repainted and planted with a large variety of tropical plants, and transformed into a "Walk-through Aviary" - the first of its kind at London Zoo