All articles by Bill Mitchell – Page 2
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OpinionWhy I’ll be voting Smurf this year
The Smurfs are celebrating their 50th birthday and in a US election year are really coming to life
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OpinionLet’s stop flogging this dead old horse
Christmas store displays pastiche the past, but the here and now of real life is better, for architecture
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OpinionMIT vs Gehry puts the papers in a spin
What is the truth behind the media brouhaha over MIT’s legal spat with Frank Gehry?
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OpinionPedalling in Paris is just a hard sell
What looks like a throwback to the hippies is tough consumerism, and it’s coming your way
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OpinionGlory be to Gehry for dappled things
Hurrah for Frank Gehry’s IAC tower, which brings texture and variety to Manhattan’s rigid pattern
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OpinionFaltering finger on the local pulse
As electronic upstarts replace local papers, who will shape our ‘imagined communities’ of the future?
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OpinionAs Ratso knew, good experience costs
Richard Serra’s triumphant retrospective is a lesson in how to win over the crowd
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OpinionRight-on foodism is theatre of absurd
Global wholefood supermarkets are still about reinforcing shoppers’ sense of superiority
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OpinionThat’s enough trips to the movies
Architects in fictional form are a staple of ‘brick lit’, but on film they must be themselves
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OpinionHawkish times displace the US eagle
Saarinen’s US Embassy is a symbol of a more open, and now outdated, America
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OpinionSpreading suburbia hits the jackpot
Popular despite its degeneracy, Las Vegas is succumbing to suburbia
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News
Cutting edge couple deserve Royal Gold
We won’t know until December if Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown will be the recipients of this year’s Royal Gold Medal, but they fully deserve this recognition.
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