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Image 6. An open court 'and small public garden'

CMK/002/006

From Helmut Jacoby’s renderings of the planned City Centre facilities – before anything was built. This image is an illustration of what was to become Queen’s Court., with trees and seating.
Image 7. A 'planted boulevard' (The Plan for Milton Keynes, March 1970)

CMK/002/007

A drawing by Helmut Jacoby of cars on a tree-lined boulevard with the Shopping Building on the right.
Image 8. A 'covered piazza' (The Plan for Milton Keynes, March 1970)

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A drawing by Helmut Jacoby of what was to become Middleton Hall. The hall is full of people; assorted models of aircraft hang from the high ceiling, with a banner ‘those magnificent men in their flying machines’.
Image 9. Drawing by Helmut Jacoby of a parking area

CMK/002/009

Parking ‘in a tree-planted square fronted by shops.’ (The Plan for Milton Keynes, March 1970)
Image 11. 'Whoops, what's happened to the Master Plan?' (Stuart Mosscrop)

CMK/002/011

The CMK Architects created their version of the layout with an orthogonal grid. The plan shown includes the railway station, shopping centre, offices and housing with the three boulevards, although the layout is not complete. All roads are straight.
Image 12. 'Restful squares...' (The Plan for Milton Keynes, March 1970)

CMK/002/012

Drawing by Helmut Jacoby of a public square, the original public open space at the west end of the Shopping Building (now built over by Marks & Spencer). The drawing shows the Shopping Building in the distance, trees and sculpture and people walking or sitting on seating.
Image 13. 'Bustling streets'. (The Plan for Milton Keynes, March 1970)

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Helmut Jacoby’s drawing of the Boulevards leading down to the railway station. The image shows a tree-lined boulevard, with cars and people, and a porte-cochère crossing the boulevard.
Image 14. The City Club : 'It would be absolutely brilliant.'- (Allen Duff)

CMK/002/014

A Helmut Jacoby rendering of an arcade in the proposed City Club, which would have been housed in a construction as big as the Shopping Building. The image shows a high arcade with a curved glass roof, striped pillars and plenty of trees and plants. There are screens, posters and brightly decorated ...
Image 20. 'We spent a lot of time thinking about the arcades' (Chris Woodward)

CMK/002/020

Helmut Jacoby’s early rendering of CMK Architects’ ideas about the Shopping Building interior, showing the a tall arcade with trees growing in the centre.
Image 23. 'Avebury Mound' and the 'animated lake'

CMK/002/023

Part of the planned City Sculpture and Gallery Park. A drawing by Helmut Jacoby and the CMK team. The image shows a park with flights of steps and curving paths leading up to The Avebury Mound and the lake below it.
Image 24. 'The best sculptors in the country' (Derek Walker)

CMK/002/024

A drawing by Helmut Jacoby of imagined sculptures in the proposed Sculpture and Gallery Park.
Image 67. 'How can we make it work?' (Jan Blackhall)

CMK/002/067

Helmut Jacoby’s rendering of an interior courtyard at Lloyds Court.