| 3XNielsen |
denmark |
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| aiborg
[01/04] |
italy |
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| aalto |
finland (d.) |
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| adjaye
associates |
england |
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Behind
the facade
England. David 'You've gotta be a showman" Adjaye
gets his own TV show.
(GUARDIAN
UK 08.02.03) |
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A
Beacon on a Path to Fame
David Adjaye profile.
(NY Times 26.12.02) Rego Required
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alles
wird gut
25.05.02 New
in this section is Alles Wird Gut. These Austrians... have a
lot of energy and seem very keen on multifunctionality.
ALLES WIRD GUT
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austria |
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Try
living in the wheel world - wired 2002 |
| alsop
architects |
england |
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All
work, all play
Re: Offices, Alsop Architects. Fun and the British office.
(Guardian UK 10.12.02) |
Generation
gap opens in battle for Spitalfields
Re: London, Spitalfields Market, Will Alsop sneaks in with community-approved
design alternative to Foster's design. But they're still friends.
(Guardian UK 02.12.01) |
| amorphica |
united states |
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| anarchitecton |
portugal (graduate)
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tadao
ando
Tadao Ando, in an interview in January 2002, attacked the state
of the Japanese city, laying the blame with greed and a lack
of the right kind of education. Of his own students he says,"forty
out of 50 students are merely there because they did well in
the entrance exams. They are superficial elites." Read
the article here.
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japan
(1941 - ) |
Pritzker
prize 1995.
|
Chicago
Architects Oral History Project |
| photo
gallery [05.05] |
Modern
palace fit for an emperor of fashion
Re: Milan, Armani by Tadao Ando (no pics).
(SMH 03.10.01) |
Art
of Ando in St. Louis
Re: Tadao ando's new Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in
St. Louis, Missouri.
(Arch. Week 24.10.01) |
| archigram |
england
1960s
experimental |
|
Archigram:
designs on the future. Archigram's significance today. (Art
Forum 1998). |
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ARCHIGRAM:
Welcome to New York
What if... the Times Square redevelopment had looked towards
Archigram, not Disney. (part3 98)
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| architecture
studio |
france |
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| wiel
arets |
netherlands |
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| arkitektur
kompaniet SI AB |
sweden |
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| arquitectonica |
united
states |
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A
Latin Jolt to the New York Skyline
Re: New York. The Westin Hotel in Times Square by Miami's
Arquitectonica takes a few more risks than the Westin Melbourne
did.
(NYT 20.10.02) Rego req'd |
| arup |
england |
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| asymptote |
united states |
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| avery
architects |
england |
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| balmond, cecil |
england, engineer to Koolhaas
& Llibeskind. |
|
The
Informalist (Wired 04/01) |
| ban,
shigeru |
japan |
|
article
(time) |
NEWS
(japan times 02/01)
shigeru goes to help indian quake victims |
| david
baker |
united states |
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| luis barragan |
mexico
(deceased) |
Pritzker
prize 1980. |
exhibition
(designarch) |
| profile
(mexico connect) |
| peter behrens |
germany |
|
TUHH
photo archive |
| mario
bellini |
italy |
NGV |
NGV
safety probe urged
Bellini stirs the pot by suggesting the budget as a reason for
more glass breaking at the Melbourne gallery.
(Age 08.02.04) |
Sorry,
but the new NGV is a failure
Michael Rahill's opinion of the alterations.
(Age 15.12.03) |
On
show: Gallery ceiling in all its glory
Re: Melbourne. The NGV St Kilda Road, by Mario Bellini, is just
about there.
(Age 14.09.03) |
Wrapping
art in art
Re: Melbourne. Mario Bellini's renovations to the NGV St
Kilda Road will open to the public in December..
(AGE 13.06.03) |
A
primal art-space fills in the blanks
Anti-icon infill? Farrelly dissects the NGV renovations by Bellini,
in Melbourne.
(SMH 09.12.03) |
| gunnar
birkerts
|
united states |
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| boehm |
|
Pritzker
prize 1986. |
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| bolles-wilson |
germany |
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| mario botta |
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|
sfmoma
photos |
| bnode |
united states |
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| branson
coates |
england |
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| hugh broughton |
england |
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| gordon bunshaft |
|
Pritzker
= prize 1988 |
The art institute
of Chiago has a HEAP of interviews with architects who have
built in Chicago. There is a 332 page interview with Gordon
Bunshaft, from 1989. Bunshaft on education: "Architecture, let’s
say, is the whole alphabet, A to X-Y-Z. As far as schooling
goes, it’s A-B-C. There are twenty-three more letters or something.
So the word “training” sounds profound, but it isn’t. You’re
just getting awakened to it." AIC/ARCHITECTS |
| santiago
calatrava |
spain
/ switzerland |
|
malmo
tower (designarch) |
| interview
(wired 9/01) |
| caruso st john |
england |
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| coop
himmelblau |
austria |
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| lucio costa |
brazil, deceased
|
brasilia |
brasilia
pilot plan |
| government
profile |
| obituary
(1998) |
| paul philippe cret |
united states, 1876-1945 |
|
UPenn
image archive |
| thomas daniell |
kyoto japan |
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| de
portzamparc |
france |
Pritzker
prize 1994 |
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| charles
deaton |
United
States |
|
Sleeper
House (Forbes) |
| degre
zero architecture+media |
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| denton
corker marshall |
australia, england,
hong kong, indonesia |
|
see australian
section |
diller
and scofidio
? under construction 02/03 |
united
states |
refresh
project |
Architects,
In Theory
Re: New York. Diller and Scofidio exhibit a wall.
(NY Times 16.02.03)
Rego required |
For
All You Observers of the Urban Extravaganza
Re: Boston. Diller + Scofidio get to work on the Boston
ICA.
(NYT 10.11.02) Rego req'd |
Architects
at Work: Creating a Cloud Culture
Re: Diller and Scofidio in Switzerland practising cloud-making
for the 2002 Expo.
(IHT 26.05.01) |
An
Elegant Marriage of Inside and Outside
Re: New York, Diller and Scofidio make the shortlist for
the Eyebeam Atelier. Photos at EYEBEAM.
(NYTimes 21.10.01)
May require registration |
| arthur
dyson |
united states |
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| ray
and charles eames |
united states |
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| peter
eisenman |
united states |
|
Peter
Eisenman: Transitioning From Theorist to Practicing Builder
Re: Peter Eisenman, profile, Wexner Centre description of design
process.
(NY Times 18.03.01)
Requires registration. |
| arthur
erickson |
canada |
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| erskine
tovatt |
sweden |
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