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Watercolour Architectural Art Queensland Department of Public Works 1987 to 2012

by Ronald Wu

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Flexible laminated cover
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Full-colour dust jacket over linen cover
Hardcover, ImageWrap
Hardcover book with full-colour design printed directly on the casewrap
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About the Book
This is a lifetime of watercolour architectural art contained in a 180 colour page pocket book. See how architecture was illustrated without the aid of computer technology. Who still uses measuring point perspective now? The manual way was always quicker if you had the hand and skill for it. Get an insight into the diverse range of Public Works projects in watercolour by Ronald, from convention and visitor centres to TAFE buildings, police stations, courthouses, fire and ambulance stations, to housing, schools, railway stations, memorials and lovely parks, gardens and the Roma Street Parkland, designed by in-house Public Works architects, landscape architects and their teams.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Architecture
  • Project Option: 5×8 in, 13×20 cm
    # of Pages: 180
  • Isbn
    • Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781366839961
    • Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781366839985
    • Softcover: 9781366839978
  • Publish Date: Nov 14, 2016
  • Language English
  • Keywords , Watercolour architectural art Queensland department public works, Ronald Wu, Don Watson, Phil Carter, Spence Jamieson, Lionel Smerdon, Robin Gibson, Project Services, 80 George Street, Roma Street Parkland, Cobb+Co Museum, Queensland Parks and Wildlife, Kangaroo Point Esplanade, Colleges of TAFE design, Police Stations and Courthouses, Public Housing, Daisy Hill Koala Centre, Old Queensland Museum, Tennyson Powerstation
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About the Creator
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Ronald Wu
Brisbane Queensland, Australia

Ronald Wu was born in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia, and migrated to Australia as a child. While studying Architecture at the Queensland University of Technology, he was offered a cadetship with the Queensland Department of Public Works in Brisbane. During his government career from 1987 to 2012, he was responsible for diverse projects from master plans to memorials, and engaged in his passion for architectural and landscape design illustration. He was elevated to Principal Architect and also performed the role of Acting Managing Architect on substantial occasions for the Department's in-house design consultancy. Aside from his government work, Ronald undertook private commissions for artist impressions, was recognised as a heritage illustrator and has showcased his work in several successful exhibitions. From his home studio in Brisbane, he has always enjoyed drawing and painting an extensive variety of subjects.

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