All Review articles – Page 61
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ReviewLe Corbusier worship in Liverpool
A heavenly abundance of Le Corbusier material is on display in the Lutyens’ crypt of Liverpool’s Metropolitan Cathedral
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ReviewCelebrating Osbert Lancaster, a past master of all trades
Trying to encompass all the facets of Osbert Lancaster’s career into one exhibition may seem like a losing game.
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Social snapper
John Maltby’s first commission to photograph Odeon cinemas in the thirties began a career that embraced work for architects, manufacturers and designers, among them Tecton, the Design Research Unit and Terence Conran.
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Saatchi reopens
The new-look 6,500sq m Saatchi Gallery, by Stirling Prize nominee Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, opens next week with an exhibition of new art from China.
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ReviewUnbuilt greats
Unrealised designs by leading architects for projects in London are on show at the AA.
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ReviewPast, present and future
Anthony Vidler plots the influence of four architectural historians on their time, says Thomas Muirhead
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Essence of Ritchie
Poetry, drawings, photography, models, components, materials and books capture the essence of 20 international projects by Ian Ritchie Architects.
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ReviewCalifornia dreaming
LA’s current John Lautner exhibition finds an integrity in his response to landscape, says Niall Hobhouse
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ReviewSuper one-upmanship
The Cold War was more than just an arms race, it was a cultural battle between superpowers determined to prove their superiority. Taylor Downing explores the conflict all over again at the V&A’s latest exhibition
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ReviewDesign polyglot speaks up
Deyan Sudjic is well placed to contribute to the debate on the future of design, says Stephen Bayley
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ReviewCapture the art of concrete
Concrete Quarterly, in partnership with BD, announces the winners of its photo competition
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ReviewFuture imperfect
The vision of future architecture presented by Aaron Betsky in his show at the Arsenale is too confusing to offer genuine insight
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ReviewHouse proud at the British Pavilion
Traditional and timely, get your hands on a copy of the catalogue of this informative show
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ReviewVenice Biennale: The highlights (images)
Will Hunter takes us on a guided tour of the highlights of the opening day of the 2008 Venice Biennale.
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ReviewOscar Niemeyer, sensuous centurion
The career of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, often underrated, is celebrated in this marvellous account, writes Richard Weston
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ReviewLondon as it is built
Architects Edward Jones and Christopher Woodward have updated their seminal guide to the capital’s architecture 25 years after their first excursions.
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ReviewCelebrating the best of Scotland’s architectural heritage
To mark the opening of the Scottish Pavilion, BD goes in search of the buildings and structures that epitomise the country and its people
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ReviewViñoly makes UK debut with The Curve
Rafael Viñoly has revealed these images of The Curve, a theatre in Leicester which is the Uruguayan architect’s first building to be completed in the UK.
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ReviewVenice Biennale: The American Pavilion
'Into the Open: Positioning Practice' looks at how architects can reclaim a role in shaping community and the built environment, whilst expanding understanding of American architectural practice and its relationship to civic participation.