Presenting Nature
Presenting Nature
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Punchard met with the Fred Harvey Company's architect, Mary Colter, in 1919. At the Grand Canyon's South Rim, park service buildings had to be coordinated with the large number of prominent buildings already built by the concessionaire. A village character clearly existed and a distinctive architectural character representing a variety of styles prevailed. Prominent buildings included the stone Lookout House on the edge of the rim, the pueblo style Hopi House, the El Tovar Hotel with its Swiss-... and Norwegian-inspired design and details, a train station of massive log construction, and a number of utility buildings including stables and a power plant. A preliminary plan for an administration or civic group was prepared and a general scheme for the canyon's development worked out. In 1921, Hull designed the park administration building, using a combination of stone and log, establishing a style that would harmonize park service 96 construction on the South Rim with the natural setting and with the concessionaire's buildings.
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Punchard met with the Fred Harvey Company's architect, Mary Colter, in 1919. At the Grand Canyon's South Rim, park service buildings had to be coordinated with the large number of prominent buildings already built by the concessionaire. A village character clearly existed and a distinctive architectural character representing a variety of styles prevailed. Prominent buildings included the stone Lookout House on the edge of the rim, the pueblo style Hopi House, the El Tovar Hotel with its Swiss-... and Norwegian-inspired design and details, a train station of massive log construction, and a number of utility buildings including stables and a power plant. A preliminary plan for an administration or civic group was prepared and a general scheme for the canyon's development worked out. In 1921, Hull designed the park administration building, using a combination of stone and log, establishing a style that would harmonize park service 96 construction on the South Rim with the natural setting and with the concessionaire's buildings.
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