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Category Archives: CiA
Eighties Electronica
Victor Dadras, now an architect in New York City, was a friend of Eamonn Canniffe’s at Harvard. We see him here, with his band ‘Dada’ in the ‘eighties, indulging in clowns, balls, bridges and locked doors in alleyways. see also: … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Friends & Acquaintances
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Card No.30
Vanishing point No.30 in a series of thirty-two cards designed and produced in 2003 by Andrew Crompton as an enrolment gift for first-year architecture students at Manchester School of Architecture.
Posted in Architecture Hacks, CiA
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Card No.31
The evil angle No.31 in a series of thirty-two cards designed and produced in 2003 by Andrew Crompton as an enrolment gift for first-year architecture students at Manchester School of Architecture.
Posted in Architecture Hacks, CiA
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Event
UPDATE: Here’s how it went…Continuity in Architecture Event Three Lectures Thursday 26 October 2006 in the Cordingly Lecture Theatre 1pm Clive Albert of Malcolm Fraser Architects, Edinburgh 3pm Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects, Dublin 5pm Robert Camlin of Camlin Lonsdale, … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Sally Stone
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Card No.32
Roma 1748, detail of Nolli’s map (700m across). No.32 in a series of thirty-two cards designed and produced in 2003 by Andrew Crompton as an enrolment gift for first-year architecture students at Manchester School of Architecture.
Posted in Architecture Hacks, CiA, Italy, Rome
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Milano Possibile
In 1998, when ‘Continuity in Architecture’ was ‘Atelier Italia’, we ran a series of projects in Turin and Milan. The short Milan project asked for a scheme for one end of a less celebrated leg of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Italy, Milan, Student Projects
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Stirling Prize
“Channel 4’s Building of the Year: The Riba Stirling Prize (8.10pm) meets the solipsistic profession whose stranglehold on the populace it patronises and torments recalls the medieval church’s attitude to the peasantry. Architecture is the new tyranny. And Mariella Frostrup … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Press
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Fifth Floor Shop Window
Continuity in Architecture students present he first in a series of shop windows for CITY – ARCHITECTURE – FASHION. Watch this space…
Posted in Aventinus, CiA, Milan, Student Projects, Students, Studio Programme Year 5
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cromp.com
Make the flag from a stack of 28 North Americas Andrew Crompton has contacted us to offer the chance to inspect fragments of this building preserved in his lonely eyrie in the Kantorowich Building. Andrew’s website at cromp.com is a … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Research
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Mantua
The overt feature of this picture is the facade of the cathedral planted fimly on the earlier brick structure, but look at the line of the kerb to the pavement (sidewalk) as it progresses from the corner of the cathedral … Continue reading
Posted in CiA, Dominic Roberts, Travel
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St Mark, Bjorkhagen
St Mark, Bjorkhagen, Stockholm. Sigurd Lewerentz. St Mark, Bjorkhagen. Through the birch wood. St Mark is one of two brown brick churches completed by this architect in the ’50s and ’60s (the other is St Peter’s, Klippan). Like St Peter’s … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, CiA, Dominic Roberts, Sigurd Lewerentz, Sweden, Travel
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Not particularly serenissimo
B******s to Architecture adds his/her two pennorth to the recent, generally negative, reaction to the RIBA Conference/Architecture Biennale jamboree…