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From the Seagram Building to the big screen: Lambert retains her fighting spirit.(Phyllis Lambert): An article from: The Architectural Review
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From the Seagram Building to the big screen: Lambert retain…
By: Christine Murray
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Inner seoul: A traditional Korean family house has been skilfully transformed.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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Inner seoul: A traditional Korean family house has been ski…
By: Paul Finch
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Louis Kahn: Drawing to Find Out. The Dominican Motherhouse and the Patient Search for Architecture: On the Thoughtful Making of Space. The Dominican ... An article from: The Architectural Review
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Louis Kahn: Drawing to Find Out. The Dominican Motherhouse …
By: Richard Weston
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Architectural responses to the Haitian earthquake reveal misplaced motives.(PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Architectural responses to the Haitian earthquake reveal mi…
By: Ian Baldwin
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Renzo Piano building workshop: complete works volume 5.(Book review): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Renzo Piano building workshop: complete works volume 5.(Boo…
By: Kenneth Powell
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On cloud nine: Michael Webb visited the new terminal just after it opened and discovered a rare oasis of calm and civility.(travellers' tales)(Column): An article from: The Architectural Review
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On cloud nine: Michael Webb visited the new terminal just a…
By: Michael Webb
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Peter Zumthor at the Pritzker prize-winner's ceremony in Buenos Aires.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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Peter Zumthor at the Pritzker prize-winner's ceremony …
By: Paula Deitz
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An art installation that would give Bernard Tschumi nightmares.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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An art installation that would give Bernard Tschumi nightma…
By: Crystal Bennes
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The most expensive development in US history tries to redefine junkspace urbanism on the Strip.(LAS VEGAS, USA): An article from: The Architectural Review
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The most expensive development in US history tries to redef…
By: Luky Bullivant
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Office of Architecture in Barcelona.(Company overview): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Office of Architecture in Barcelona.(Company overview): An …
By: Rob Gregory
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In protest at municipal apathy, Zvi Hecker plans a new public platz for Berlin.(BERLIN, GERMANY): An article from: The Architectural Review
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In protest at municipal apathy, Zvi Hecker plans a new publ…
By: Layla Dawson
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The beauty of London Fashion Week lies in more than just the clothes.(LONDON, UK): An article from: The Architectural Review
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The beauty of London Fashion Week lies in more than just th…
By: Bennes, Crystal
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121 Makeka design laboratory.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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121 Makeka design laboratory.: An article from: The Archite…
By: Catherine Slessor
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On a clear day, you can see Iran from the Burj Khalifa.(DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)(architect Meinhard von Gerkan): An article from: The Architectural Review
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On a clear day, you can see Iran from the Burj Khalifa.(DUB…
By: Jeremy Melvin
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It would have taken Japanese-style levels of seismic design to withstand such a quake.(HAITI): An article from: The Architectural Review
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It would have taken Japanese-style levels of seismic design…
By: Catherine Slessor
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An abandoned Soviet mining town in the Arctic, Pyramiden is being prepared for rebirth. The AR discovers how nature and tourism are now staking their ... An article from: The Architectural Review
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An abandoned Soviet mining town in the Arctic, Pyramiden is…
By: Ken Rorrison
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Old-school skills compete against new technology on the big screen.(MARGINALIA): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Old-school skills compete against new technology on the big…
By: Merlin Fulcher
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Anjalendran's quest for Sri Lankan localism.(MARGINALIA)(Book review): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Anjalendran's quest for Sri Lankan localism.(MARGINALI…
By: Richard Murphy
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Architecture is an affair, not primarily of individual buildings.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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Architecture is an affair, not primarily of individual buil…
By: Patrick Lynch
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093 SMS Arquitectos.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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093 SMS Arquitectos.: An article from: The Architectural Re…
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James Wines: the 'outsider' who thinks real culture occurs in car parks.(LONDON, UK)(Conference news): An article from: The Architectural Review
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James Wines: the 'outsider' who thinks real cultu…
By: Sam Jacob
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Helsinki's new masterplans are impressive--but are they fresh?(HELSINKI, FINLAND): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Helsinki's new masterplans are impressive--but are the…
By: Kieran Long
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064 Knut Hamsun Centre.(Steven Holl Architects): An article from: The Architectural Review
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064 Knut Hamsun Centre.(Steven Holl Architects): An article…
By: Daniel Rosbottom
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White goods: Richard Meier, the original White God, shows how far he's come in 45 years with a major London show.(reviews): An article from: The Architectural Review
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White goods: Richard Meier, the original White God, shows h…
By: Ivor Richards
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A question of motive as Germany builds universities for Africa.(ETHIOPIA): An article from: The Architectural Review
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A question of motive as Germany builds universities for Afr…
By: Layla Dawson
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Robust debate at the International Architectural Education Summit.(TOKYO, JAPAN)(University of Tokyo)(University of California, Los Angeles)(Conference news): An article from: The Architectural Review
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Robust debate at the International Architectural Education …
By: Thomas Daniell
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The Egyptians used 8,362 men to erect an obelisk--not including the 900 who died.(A History Brian Curran)(Book review): An article from: The Architectural Review
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The Egyptians used 8,362 men to erect an obelisk--not inclu…
By: Long, Kieran
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Greatbatch pavilion: Toshiko Mori.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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Greatbatch pavilion: Toshiko Mori.: An article from: The Ar…
By: Michael Kubo
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Hobby craft deluxe: London-based Sergison Bates' first major public building gives form to many untested architectural preoccupations.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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Hobby craft deluxe: London-based Sergison Bates' first…
By: Rob Gregory
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The often tense interplay between North African colonialism and modern architecture comes under scrutiny.: An article from: The Architectural Review
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The often tense interplay between North African colonialism…
By: Layla Dawson
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MAD world: a claustrophobic, disused folly is transformed into a shimmering tower to house modern crafts and design.(Museum of Arts and Design): An article from: The Architectural Review
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MAD world: a claustrophobic, disused folly is transformed i…
By: Michael Webb
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In the open air: to transform a century-old warehouse into a new cultural centre for Paris, Jakob + Macfarlane took circulation outside with a radical ... An article from: The Architectural Review
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In the open air: to transform a century-old warehouse into …
By: Catherine Slessor
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