All Review articles – Page 11
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2014 Serpentine Pavilion by Smiljan Radić
Models and follies form inspiration for this year’s design, says Ike Ijeh
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The contradictory Mr Rees
The City’s former planning chief talked sense at the Wren lecture. Shame he didn’t listen to himself when in office, says Ike Ijeh
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Crossrail public realm designs on show
Rail route shows commuters what to expect when link opens in 2018
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Worth a visit: London Festival of Architecture tours
The LFA offers a host of tours. Here are a few of them.
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Urban issues dominate Rotterdam Biennale
James Jeffries, co-director of London and Amsterdam practice 31/44, recommends highlights from the festival which opened this week
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Book Club review: The Story of Design
This attractive and accessible book traces the history of design from prehistoric times, says Konrad Stuhlmacher
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Book Club review: The Hermit's Hut
The Buddha’s renunciation of home was not the end of architecture, finds Akash Wadhawan
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Book Club review: The Wrong House – The Architecture of Alfred Hitchcock
Architecture becomes a metaphor for the human psyche in Hitchcock’s films, says Paul McGrath
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Book Club review: Lost Victorian Britain by Gavin Stamp
Gavin Stamp has produced a ghostly catalogue of loss, says Tamsin Green
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Book Club review: Good Cities, Better Lives by Peter Hall
Peter Hall looks to Europe in order to address the critical state of urbanism in Britain, says Lionel Eid
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Book club review: A-Typical Plan: Projects and Essays on Identity, Flexibility and Atmosphere in the Office
Kuo makes a bold attempt to address how architecture can influence the nature of work today, says David Rushe
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Book club review: Drawing — The Motive Force of Architecture
Peter Cook’s enthusiasm for imagined realities and unbuilt schemes is irresistible, says Conor McKenna
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Book club review: Architecture Post Mortem
This collection of essays tracks the interaction of architecture’s literal and metaphorical deaths, says Jon Astbury
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Book Club review: Old Buildings, New Forms
Bollack’s book is a timely, critical overview of new insertions to existing buildings, says Alice Haugh
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William Kent: Designing Georgian Britain
V A exhibition explores how the 18 th century master of bling helped influence the nation
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Book Club review: You Can’t Change China, China Changes You
Zac Carey reviews architect John van de Water’s Beijing odyssey
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Martino Gamper — Design is a State of Mind
Serpentine exhibition teaches us to love our shelves again, says Pamela Buxton
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Book Club review: No Matter: Theories and Practices of the Ephemeral in Architecture
Karandinou’s book asks us to question the limits of architecture in order to embark on a more multi-sensory experience, says Daniel Stilwell
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Ruin Lust at Tate Britain
The Tate’s new show charts our obsession with decaying buildings from Pompeii to Hackney