Entry in the book Architecture of the Transvaal
Chapter six page 123
Author:	Fisher, Roger C
Title:	The Third Vernacular: Pretoria Regionalism — Aspects of an Emergence
The post-war years saw the rise of an architecture which emerged from the Pretoria School, later to be termed Pretoria Regionalism. Roger Fisher investigates the various influences to which these architects were subject.
Buildings linked to this chapter Church Square, 1910, Central, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 137 Gereformeerde Kerk, 1959, Potchefstroom, North West. pp 145 ill 6.16 Greenwood House, c1951, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 134, 141 ill 6.2; 6.5, 142 ill 6.6 Groote Schuur Hospital, 1932, Cape Town, Western Cape. pp 129 House McIntosh, 1936-7, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 124 House Preller (Dombeya), 1960's, Hartbeespoort, North West. pp 142 ill 6.9 Kleinteater - Little Theatre, 1961, Central, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 134, 142 ill 6.8 Land Bank, 1941, Potchefstroom, North West. pp 135 Mahlamba Ndlopfu (was Libertas), 1940, Bryntirion, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 139 Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, 1922, Mkhondo (Piet Retief), Mpumalanga. pp 144 ill 6.13 Netherlands Bank - Second, 1896, Central, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 129 Netherlands' Bank: Bank of Netherlands - Nedbank, 1953, Pretoria Central, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 130 Park Station, 1932, Central, Johannesburg, Gauteng. pp 138 Polleys Arcade - Wachthuis, 1959, Central, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 122 ill, 134 Post Office, c1938, Krugersdorp, Gauteng. pp 128 Staatsmodel School, 1897, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 127 Tshilidzini Hospital, early 1970s, Thohoyandou, Limpopo. pp 143 ill 6.10; 6.11 University of Pretoria, Merensky Library, 1933, Hillcrest, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 146 ill 6.18 Voortrekkers' Gedenksaal - Memorial Hall, c1930, Pretoria, Gauteng. pp 146 ill 6.19; 6.20 People or firms linked to this entry COLE BOWEN, Robert Edward, (Coley). pp 128