Terry Farrell Sold at Auction Prices

Terry Farrell CBE RIBA FRSA FCSD MRTPI (1938-), a dolls house c. 1981/

Terry Farrell CBE RIBA FRSA FCSD MRTPI (1938-), a dolls house c. 1981/2, unsigned A huge hand built dolls house consisting of angular platforms, escape hatches and landing pads. Constructed from steel, plastic and laminated particle board. Also included are a large quantity of space toys and figures Height 176cm (ARR) Note: Terry Farrell, the renowned British architect and designer of buildings such as the MI6 building, Charing Cross station and the KK100 tower in Shenzhen, asked his son (Max) what his dream house would be. The answer was, as most 8 year olds would be, a cross over between a space station and an oil rig and this is the result. The AD (Architectural Design) magazine announced its competition in 1981 and was ‘flooded with over 300 entries’ (according to the NY Times article from August 11, 1983) of which this dolls house was one. Sold with illustrated magazine “Dolls’ Houses”, Architectural Design 53, 3 / 4 1983, no 135 Terry Farrell Dolls’ house illustrated. Please refer to department for condition report