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Author Archives: Sally Stone
The Hand of the Architect Sketching
   Continuity in Architecture have been a-twitter with excitement at the prospect of a lecture by the highly acclaimed architect Peter Wilson. The sense of expectation was heightened by the memories of past and highly influential talks which probably … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Manchester, Peter Wilson, Sally Stone
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Exhibition Opening
Continuity in Architecture is delighted to announce the opening of an important exhibition of twelve projects from the Erasmus Intensive Workshop held in Venice in Autumn 2011. The show features the work of post-graduate students from the CiA Unit of … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Exhibitions, Italy, John Lee, Sally Stone, Student Projects, Travel, Venice
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The Coalhouse, Kishorn
 Buildings Outlast Civilisations. Throughout history buildings have been reused and adapted, they survive as culture and civilizations change. The already built provides a direct link with the past; it is a connection with the very building bricks of our … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Precedents, Scotland, Travel
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Liverpool Lecture
Slides from a lecture given by Dominic Roberts at Liverpool School of Architecture, 9 March 2012. Picture: Blackpool Tower on fire, 1897
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Sally Stone
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Derbyshire Tuscan
All Saints RC Church, Hassop, Derbyshire. Designed by Joseph Ireland and built 1816-18.”The design is in the severest Classical Revival style: a correct Etruscan temple front, tetrastyle, prostyle.” (Pevsner, Buildings of England) PhotosetÂ
Posted in Churches, CiA, Dominic Roberts
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Antwerp Central Railway Station
Antwerpen-Centraal Designed by Louis Delacenserie, inaugurated in the summer of 1905 W G Sebald in the opening passage of Austerlitz recounts a chance encounter and the consequent conversations that took place within the Station. He describes in detail the enormity … Continue reading
Posted in Antwerp, Interiors, Sally Stone, Travel
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the City: the Building: the Room
Sally Stone has just returned from the Winter School at the University of Antwerp. This important annual event invites academics and architects to run projects upon a specific theme, this years was Transformer.  Antwerp, an important city in northern Belgium, in … Continue reading
Posted in Antwerp, CiA, Education, Interiors, Research, Sally Stone, Student Projects, Travel
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Research Studentship
Pugin: the Search for the True Gothic 2012 marks the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, one of the most important architects of the nineteenth century. His approach to the interpretation and creation of a … Continue reading
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Projects in Dubrovnik and Westminster
This year the Continuity in Architecture students have completed projects in Westminster and Dubrovnik. These were part of what was described as an Argosy of projects as they formed a group with studies in Venice, Antwerp and Manchester. Of course, … Continue reading
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