All Review articles – Page 109
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ReviewDon’t throw stones
A glass depiction of a Liverpool terraced house has been created by Vong Phaophanit and Claire Oboussier
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ReviewDance and me
I was interested in contemporary dance before my practice set up at London’s Riverside Studios.
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ReviewCorbs covers
Huge amounts have been written about Le Corbusier, but rarely about his work as a book designer and author, an activity he devoted himself to until his death in 1965.
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ReviewMetaphor writ large
Kester Rattenbury talks to Charles Jencks about his provocative new book on iconic buildings
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ReviewBillboards and me
I’ve always enjoyed lifting up carpets and looking behind things, and a lot of my photography is about looking at day-to-day things differently to how they are presented.
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ReviewDesigning out apathy
With voter indifference to next week’s general election threatening to deliver the lowest turnout in modern times , we asked six architects for their visions of how architecture can strengthen the democratic process
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Heavy industry
The water towers, silos and blast furnaces of heavy industry have provided rich material for photographic artists Bernd and Hilla Becher for more than 45 years. Initially focusing on the industrial terrain of the Siegerland in Germany, they have expanded their geographical remit over the decades but always with the ...
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ReviewCentres without a compass
Following the difficulties at Cube, Peter Wilson predicts an uncertain future for architecture centres seeking to bridge the gap between commerce and culture
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ReviewThe dreamer
Charles Robert Cockerell, 19th century architect, archaeologist and former RIBA president, is the latest Royal Academician to be featured in an exhibition at the academy.
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ReviewCrazy... but it just might work
Ellen Bennett heard Thomas Heatherwick talk about his practice
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ReviewInspiration: Dance stance
Last summer, our office was shortlisted to participate in a series of cultural projects throughout France. Meanwhile, Cécile Brisac and I chose to take on another very important project — the painting of our one-year-old son’s bedroom.
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Get the most from your coast
Glasgow’s Lighthouse asked five practices to look at Scotland’s 6,000-mile coastline.
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ReviewPutting lipstick on the gorilla
Despite his better judgment, Henry Moore produced many architectural collaborations