📁 PROJECTS & PROFESSIONAL RECORDS

The working record behind an architectural career

Beyond the drawings themselves, the Rees-Jowett Architectural Archive preserves material associated with the professional world in which John Rees-Jowett worked.

Project records, correspondence, technical documents and associated papers can provide vital context for the drawings they accompanied, helping to identify people, practices, buildings, locations, dates and individual projects.

Viewed together, these records have the potential to reveal more than any single document. They can help reconstruct how projects developed, how architectural work was organised and communicated, and how Rees-Jowett's professional career evolved over time.

As cataloguing continues, related documents will be brought together wherever possible, allowing previously disconnected pieces of the archive to gradually regain their original context.

This is an evolving archive.
New connections, identifications and discoveries will be added as the surviving professional material is examined and researched.