exhibition architecture
Crystal Palace
building type
involved parties
Sir Joseph Paxton (architecture)
address
- Great Britain
- country
- England
- state (first-order administrative division)
- Greater London
- ceremonial county
- Kensington and Chelsea
- city
- Kensington
- district
map/aerial view
year/condition
destroyed
time line
| period | description |
|---|---|
| 1850–1851 | planning and construction period |
description
Wikipedia article
keywords
reference
- Lost Masterpieces
Joseph Paxton, Crystal Palace; Ferdinand Dutert, Palais des Machines; McKim, Mead and White, Pennsylvania Station
Phaidon Press Inc.; 1999
- article in: Architektur des 20. Jahrhunderts | Architecture in the 20th century
P. Gössel, G. Leuthäuser, E. Schickler
Taschen Verlag; 1990
page 21
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Cladding and curtain-walling
in: Building, 16/1989
page 3–48
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The Crystal Palace: a late twentieth century view of its changing place in architectural history and criticism
in: AA-Files, 1986,12
R. Lieberman
page 46–58
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Crystal exemplar
in: The Architectural Review, 1984,1049
R. Thorne
page 49–53
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Joseph Paxton's Crystal Palace
in: A+U, 2/1980,113
C. Pelli
page 3–14
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