Includes 1 perspective; 1 plan; 22 details: tea garden, swimming pool and therapeutic institute windows, turrets, porte cochere, main tower, old and new building junction, special suites: 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors, restaurant, gallery, grill room, lobbies, hotel room, telephone room, passage, ballroom, exterior details.

Includes 6 plans; 1 section.

Includes 2 plans; 1 section; 1 plan/elev ./sect.; 17 details: rose room and concourse, lady ordinary, green room, Prince of Wales salon, Windsor hall, rotunda, doors, stairs, plans, bar and barber shop, new bedroom wing, new coffee room, long gallery, new store fronts, entrance. Addition; 5 floor bedroom wing, store fronts; alterations: lobby, entry, Windsor Hall and rotunda. Includes 5 measured drawings.

Retail store (addition: basement, 2 floors, mezzanine); brick; wall bearing.
5 working drawings: floor plans, elevation, section
6 detail drawings: ground plan, elevation, stairs, windows, lavatory, hoist

Includes one detail drawing for airline office (plan, elevation, section.)

Retail store (alteration: remodelled exterior); terracotta and stucco.
7 survey drawings; elevations
3 presentation drawings: exterior perspective, facade, Queen of Sheba frieze
2 working drawings: elevations
29 detail drawings: window, frieze, medallions, terracotta (including elevations, tower windows, niches, piers, panels), ornament, door, tower, parapet, wooden cornice
21 shop drawings: sections, piers, sill course, chimney, wall niche, parapet, trims, panels, tower, sill, string course, medallions
1 consultant drawing: elevations
11 photographs: 1 perspective; 4 finished exteriors; 6 others
1 file folder

Office building (basement, 6 floors); stone; concrete frame.
1 survey drawing: site plan
3 presentation drawings: exterior perspective, elevations
1 development drawing: hall elevation
19 working drawings: foundation plan, floor plans, roof plan, elevations, sections, caretaker's house
52 detail drawings: structure, corridor, staircase, rooms, stonework (including lettering, parapet, entablature, masonry, scroll, ornament), parapet, cornice, lettering, windows, sashes, woodwork (including stairs, doors, trim), glass ornament, ironwork (including gallery, gate, elevator doors, grille, electric fixture, clock), plasterwork (including cornice, letters), fireplace, panels, doors, entrance
1 consultant drawing: stair
1 record drawing: floor plans
25 photographs: 3 models; 2 elevations; 6 plans; 1 perspective; 8 finished exteriors; 3 finished interiors; 2 details

Retail store.
2 measured drawings: floor plan, elevations, section
1 development drawing: floor plans
2 working drawings; floor plans, elevations, sections
11 detail drawings: plan, elevations, woodwork (including paneling, exterior work, pilasters, newel post), windows, doors, moulding, cornice, awning, balusters, newel, beam
5 consultant drawings: columns and beams schedule, plans
1 photograph: 1 finished exterior

Furniture.
1 sketch drawing: clock
3 detail drawings: coat stand, clock, fender
4 photographs: 4 others

File includes 15 drawings (10 plans, 1 section, 3 elevations; 1 combination drawing with 1 plan, section, detail), 105 photographs (40 prints: 24 of model, 16 miscellaneous; 65 negatives: 30 of model, 33 site), and 1 model of the building. The Etisalat Head Office Building in Abu Dhabi serves as the headquarters of the Emirates Telecommunications Corporation and provides a symbol for the corporation in Abu Dhabi and throughout the United Arab Emirates. The project was the winner of a Limited Design Competition conducted in 1985. It is composed of transmission facilities, branch office and head office functions, and public activities, all located on a prominent corner site in Abu Dhabi. The plan of the project responds to the corner site by directly addressing the traffic circle. By selecting a tower plan form, it also provides the office functions with good views of the adjacent gardens, the city, and sea to the north. A unique curtain wall system provides solar protection by a facetted arrangement of alternating opaque and vision panels, which give the façade its geometric pattern. At the project's summit is the radome, which houses the telecommunications/microwave functions. It is a unique solution to the problem of visually controlling the multitude of dishes and aerials required of Etisalat, recalling the traditional forms of Islamic design in a refreshing manner. This feature of the project has now become the identifying "image" of the Corporation in the Emirates. It was nominated for the Aga Khan Award in 1995.