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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Transparency
Red bucket, new extension to John Rylands Library, Deansgate, Manchester. Photo submitted by a concerned reader. See also…
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Manchester
Tagged cia, deansgate, johnrylands, library, redbucket, transparency
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Studio Flyer
Sally Stone/Mark Emms Year Three Studio at Manchester School of Architecture starts Thursday 27 September. Big Flyer
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Student Projects
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Card No.11
Do parallel lines meet at infinity? Talk to the hand. This no. 11 of a set of flash cards produced by Andrew Crompton for the edification of students just beginning their architecture education. Click here for the set so far.
Posted in Architecture Hacks, CiA, Crompton
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Champneys’ Champion
This is the full version of a letter published in the Architects’ Journal (AJ) on Wednesday: Letter to the Editor I write as one bereaved. The privilege of pursuing scholarly activities in the John Rylands Library used to be one … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Manchester, Press, Sally Stone
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Student work 2007
Beatrice Fasciato, Mixed-use Development, Barcelona. Mixed Media. Ian Scullion, Detournement, Barcelona. Mixed Media Please click here to see more of the student’s work.
Posted in CiA, Manchester, Sally Stone, Spain, Student Projects, Students
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The Decline and Fall of the Roman Museum
The long awaited rehousing of the Ara Pacis Augustae in Rome, by Richard Meier is a sensitive solution to the problems of a difficult site and a precious historical object. Although slightly heavily handled in parts the sense of durability … Continue reading
De Carlo’s Il Magistero
De Carlo’s Il Magistero: a case study in continuity? University of Manchester Ph. D candidate Hacer Basarir’s project concerns the conservation of walled cities and their key elements through reuse. Her research includes three case-studies, and she has just completed … Continue reading
Edgar Wood Flyer
Event at Long Street Methodist Church, Middleton, 6-9 September 2007 Andy Marshall writes: Just to let you know that I have a photo exhibition of Edgar Wood buildings commissioned by Friends of Long Street Methodist on at Long Street Methodist … Continue reading
Ten Years After
September 2007 marks ten years since the death of Aldo Rossi. The continuous process of urban history was a theme which was developed in Rossi’s The Architecture of the City. Published in Italian in 1966 and translated into English in … Continue reading
Posted in Aldo Rossi, Aventinus, CiA, Milan
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