profiles in all places
ABC TV: In The Mind Of The Architect 
transcripts from the ABC’s 2000 television series… with photos and slide shows.
Ahead of the curve
Aalto profile by Fiona MacCarthy.
Architecture Australia - James Birrell
Lengthy article with photos and interviews.
Bruce Goff links and profile
Maintained by James Schildroth.
Bunshaft & Neimeyer
Gordon Bunshaft (SOM) and Oscar Niemeyer both won the Pritzker Prize in 1988, two years before Bunshaft’s death. The Pritzker page has links to some photos and to Bunshaft’s rather short acceptance speech.
Howlett and Bailey
Architecture Australia obituary for Jeffrey Howlett 1928-2005, written by Geoffrey London
Ian Moore profile
Expat kiwi Ian Moore talks the NZ Herald through his career – being an engineer at Arups, the switch to architecture, Engelen Moore and Sydney, and new work in Auckland at Wynyard Quarter .
On Norman Foster:
“He’d organise teams of up to six people and give them all the same challenge of designing a specific part of the building. On Friday afternoons, they’d come together with their ideas and by combining bits of each, piece together a solution.”
In The Mind Of The Architect
An ABC TV production in 2000 that surveyed contemporary architects and architecture. The site contains a few slideshows an illustrated transcipts.
Inventing an Idiom
Deidre Brown’s essay on John Scott from Heritage New Zealand, 2005
Paul Pascoe biography
The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography entry for Paul Pascoe.
Robin Boyd short bio by Conrad Hamann
Shigeru Ban interview
Short interview on the Lexus/Toyota website (?!). He would love to work on bridges next. Not cars?
Suspended Animation
A Wired interview from 2001.
When I was in architecture school, I became curious about the exact mathematics, physics, and construction of the great structures I had been studying. I wanted to know how these amazing things would work: the Pantheon, the dome of Michelangelo, the dome of Brunelleschi. So I decided to study civil engineering. You could say that I had become possessed, in the classical sense, by the art of the great architects of the past. And that led me to engineering.
Tadao Ando Pritzker Prize
Pritzker Prize laureate 1995.
The Guggenheim New York - year by year
Titled “Keeping Faith with an Idea: A Time Line of the Guggenheim Museum, 1943-59”, this 50th anniversary timeline covers the 16 year gestation and construction of Frank Lloyd Wright’s curly wonder. Beware, the site is 100% Flash.
The Informalist
A Cecil Balmond profile from 2001.
Visions Splendid
“Christopher Vernon examines four newly acquired architectural drawings by Marion Mahony Griffin, which highlight the evolution of her distinctive graphic technique.”