1946-1962, undated
HGO-01-001-H-A-1; Vertical File 4a, Drawer 1
GUSN-331896
One set, includes three renderings of the exterior of a private residence in Temple, New Hampshire.
renderings (drawings)
1 set of 3 drawings
AR001
General architectural and cartographic collection
AR001.USNH.2125.001
Collens, Willis & Beckonert (Architect)
renderings (drawings)
File
HGO-01-001-H-A-1; Vertical File 4a, Drawer 1
Collens, Willis and Beckonert architects worked in Boston, Massachusetts from 1946-1962. Charles Collens, of Newton, Massachusetts, reorganized the firms after the death of his former partner, Francis R. Allen. The previous iteration, Allen and Collens, was known for gothic revival architecture and specializing in churches and college buildings.
This set of renderings for a private residence in Temple, New Hampshire demonstrates a more modern style, popular during the mid twentieth century.
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