All Review articles – Page 47
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The Culture of Place: Spencer de Grey RA- November 11
Head of Design at Foster + Partners Spencer de Grey RA speaks about selected cultural buildings designed by the practice.
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ReviewDavid Chipperfield: Form Matters- until January 31
The Design Museum presents a detailed survey of Chipperfield's career to date, examining a range of projects through new and archive models, sketches, drawings, photographs and film.
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ReviewBD's Guide to your cultural week- October 19 to October 25
It's a busy week for culture vultures with the opening the 'This is Not a Gateway' festival of urbanism and the Design Museum's new blockbuster David Chipperfield retrospective, amongst other delights.
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ReviewHead for the quiet life in public spaces
The Tranquil Spaces conference showed how designers need to get involved with forthcoming noise control measures
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ReviewDoshi’s philosophy of place
A new film explores Indian architect BV Doshi’s work and the bigger question of the professional’s role in providing socially relevant architecture
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ReviewWines reaches beyond the facade
Speaking at the Barbican Centre, it seems sustainability pioneer James Wines is still seeking the meaning of green architecture
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ReviewThe Unilever Series: Miroslaw Balka- until April 5
Polish artist Miroslaw Balka takes on the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in the newest installment in the Unilever Series.
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ReviewArchitecture + Art: Crossover and Collaboration- Adam Caruso and Thomas Demand- November 2
Architects Caruso St John and artist Thomas Demand have a long history of collaboration.
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ReviewArchitecture + Art: Crossover and Collaboration: Edi Rama and Anri Sala- October 19
When former artist Edi Rama became mayor of Tirana in 2000 he immediately set upon a controversial project to enliven the troubled Albanian capital by re-painting the city’s decaying buildings in a riotous array of colour and pattern.
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ReviewArchitecture in an Age of Anxiety- November 16
What happens to architecture during times of collective anxiety?
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ReviewVisual Voices- October 30 to November 1
'Visual Voices' is an exhibition framed by the theme 'Responses to Modern London Architecture'
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ReviewGoing to the Dogs - until November 27
Walthamstow Greyhound Stadium was the best known and loved of the UK’s greyhound tracks, internationally known by both racing fans and tourists keen for a taste of British tradition.
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ReviewGustav Metzger: Decades 1959–2009- until November 8
The Serpentine Gallery presents a major exhibition of work by the influential artist and activist Gustav Metzger
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ReviewOrder! From Ancient Myth to Modern Meaning- until February 1
Rarely displayed objects from the eclectic and diverse collections of Sir John Soane’s Museum are at the heart of a new exhibition opening in October
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ReviewMind into Matter: Eight Exemplary Buildings 1834 to 2009 - until January 3
Selected at intervals of 25 years since the foundation of the RIBA, eight buildings explore what architects at different periods were trying to achieve.
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ReviewReflecting Wales- until November 4
The exhibition explores the theme of place in contemporary building design and is part of a wider programme promote Wales by defining and redefining the work of nine architects.
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ReviewBD's Guide to your cultural week- 12 to 16 October
Brush up on your classical knowledge at the John Soane's museum or take a closer look at eight of the most influential buildings since 1834 with the De La Warr pavilion, in this week's guide to your cultural week
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ReviewRotterdam’s indigestible exposition
The 4th International Architecture Biennale combines a vast volume of information with curatorial vagueness
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ReviewBD's guide to your cultural week- October 5 to October 11
Discover how Croydon has been the unlikely inspiration for some of the biggest names in British art or arm yourself with a stiff vodka and delve into the world of Polish architecture at the RIBA in this week's cultural guide.
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ReviewSemi-precious: The Freedoms of Suburbia
There’s plenty of special pleading in Paul Barker’s new book celebrating suburban life