Perhaps you can find this journal in your office archive...
Keeping a good house. Buchanan, P.
Architectural Review. Vol. 197, no. 1177, pp. 79-81. Mar. 1995
Architects' houses have traditionally been a vehicle for critical self-development-in South Africa, even more so, given the scarcity of acceptable commissions. Presents 3 houses that respond in very different ways to context and their architect owners' concerns: Gabriel Fagan's house in Camps Bay, a suburb close to central Cape Town; Ora Joubert's converted Victorian farmhouse outbuildings and studio in a suburb of Pretoria; and a modest house in the village of Kommetjie on the mountainous coast about 40 km from Cape Town, belonging to Roelof Uytenbogaardt.
Architectural Review. Vol. 197, no. 1177, pp. 79-81. Mar. 1995
Architects' houses have traditionally been a vehicle for critical self-development-in South Africa, even more so, given the scarcity of acceptable commissions. Presents 3 houses that respond in very different ways to context and their architect owners' concerns: Gabriel Fagan's house in Camps Bay, a suburb close to central Cape Town; Ora Joubert's converted Victorian farmhouse outbuildings and studio in a suburb of Pretoria; and a modest house in the village of Kommetjie on the mountainous coast about 40 km from Cape Town, belonging to Roelof Uytenbogaardt.
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