All Review articles – Page 13
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Architects: have you seen this boy?
Daryl Mulvihill follows the adventures of a small boy through architectural visualisations
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A special edition of BD's Book Club
In this special edition of BD’s Book Club, we are giving you the chance to read and review one of five titles from the Living Architectures series
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Book Club Review: Irony or, the self-critical opacity of postmodern architecture, Emmanuel Petit
This well-researched book concentrates on a worthy thesis but could do with the deft touch of an editor
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New titles to review for BD's Book Club
Join BD’s Book Club for a chance to review one of six new titles, covering topics from sex and buildings, to Kabbalah and architecture, concrete and Le Corbusier
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Book Club Review: Nikolaus Pevsner: The Life by Susie Harries
The most definitive biography of the German-born architecture critic
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Top 50 films for architects: Still Life (aka Good People of the Three Gorges)
A risk-taking exploration of a labyrinth of demolitions and life at close quarters
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Man of mystery - the Royal Academy's Richard Rogers exhibition reviewed
This survey of Rogers’ life casts little light on the collaborations behind his work
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Top 50 films for architects: Andrei Rublev
A soulful portrayal of an actual historical figure
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Peter Wylie & Roger Zogolovitch: making it different
A new art show takes an unusual approach to urban form
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Book Club Review: Moving: Norman Foster on Art
An intriguing addition to our understanding of one of Britain’s most high-profile living architects
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Book Club Review: The New Rijksmuseum, Jaap Huisman
A thoughtfully designed book leaves the reader confused but hungry for more.
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Northern Vision: Master Drawings from the Tchoban Foundation
A fine collection of architectural art is undermined by the staggering vanity of its owner
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Book Club Review: The Architecture of Natural Light, Henry Plummer
A thoughtful journey through the several possible results of the synergy between architecture and natural light
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The secrets behind sci-fi film cityscapes
Exploring the architecture featured in the current crop of dystopian cinema thrillers
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Building Fitzwilliam College 1963-2013: An architectural journey
The Cambridge college celebrates half a century of modernism
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Book Club Review: Imperial Gothic, G. A Bremner
An honest and critical reassessment of ecclesiastical projects of the British colonies
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Book Club Review: Detail in Contemporary Bar and Restaurant Design, Drew Plunkett and Olga Reid
An in-depth examination of restaurant design that provides any future globetrotters with a list of places to eat across the world
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The Lisbon triennale gets closer and closer
Galilee proposes ‘radical’ programme for this autumn’s event
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Architecture on the carpet: the curious tale of construction toys and the genesis of modern building
A study of architects’ toys entertains but does not convince
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Sir Hugh Casson PRA – Making Friends
Hugh Casson’s personality overshadowed his architecture, which is overdue a reappraisal