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Monthly Archives: June 2009
现代建ç‘çš„æ¼”å˜ 1945–1990å¹´
CiA staffer Eamonn Canniffe’s 2007 book ‘Modern Architecture through Case Studies 1945 – 1990’ (with Peter Blundell Jones) has been published in Japanese Chinese. This new edition is available here.
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Publications, Research
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now what?
From the School of Architecture at UCD: Now architects have time to think. architects are educated to solve problems and propose innovative solutions. now what? is an initiative designed to tap into the wealth of creative talent amongst graduates and … Continue reading
Posted in Aventinus, CiA, Friends & Acquaintances, Student Projects
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Notes from Belgrade #3
7. World’s first radio controlled boat. By Nikola Tesla, c.1900. 8. Wallpaper outside. Leaf wallpaper on windows to modern apartments, Belgrade. 9. Belgrade School of Architecture, staircase, you can imagine what the studios were like.
It’s Showtime!
The Art & Design Degree Show at Manchester Metropolitan University will run from Saturday 20 June to Sunday 28 June. The graduating Bachelor of Architecture students of the College of Continuity in Architecture will be showing their work in Rooms … Continue reading
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Fifties Neo-Vernacular
Small black and white prints found in the plan chest. I believe these show new buildings for Gresham’s School in Holt, Norfolk designed by Grenfell Baines & Hargreaves of Preston (later renamed Building Design Partnership) and photographed soon after completion … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Nostalgia
Tagged bdp, george grenfell baines, holt, norfolk, Preston
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Interview with Alvaro Siza
Alvaro Siza – Quinta da Malagueira, Évora, Portugal (1977) An edited extract from an interview conducted by Manchester School of Architecture doctoral candidate António Oliviera with the 2009 Royal Gold Medallist Alvaro Siza Vieira AO: What were the principles underlying … Continue reading
Posted in Alvaro Siza, Aventinus, CiA, Friends & Acquaintances, Portugal, Practice, Research
Tagged Alvaro Siza, Evora, innovation, persistence
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