All Review articles – Page 65
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ReviewExhibition celebrates triumphs of structural engineering
David Littlefield, curator of "Unseen Hands: 100 years of structural engineering " on why structural engineers' work should be celebrated.
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ReviewYoung architects' sustainability ideas on show
Young architects will be showcasing their take on sustainability in practise at a London Festival of Architecture event on Wednesday.
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ReviewBest in show
BD concludes the round-up of student work from the architecture schools’ end-of-year exhibitions. Ed Frith, Gerrard O’Carroll, James Payne and Peter Wilson report
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ReviewArchitectural historian Joseph Rykwert keeps good eye contact
Distinguished historian Joseph Rykwert investigates architecture’s development in relation to other art forms
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ReviewGehry's Serpentine Pavilion unveiled
Frank Gehry's much anticipated first structure in England, his summer installation at the Serpentine Gallery in central London’s Hyde Park, was unveiled to the press on Wednesday in monsoon-like conditions.
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ReviewExperts enthuse over the Hayward 40 years on
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of its opening, the Hayward Gallery invited a panel of experts to muse on the building’s great achievements and what it means to them. BD picks some of the best quotes.
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ReviewChipperfield's Neues Museum restoration on show at the Soane
David Chipperfield’s controversial restoration of Berlin’s Neues Museum is the subject of a new exhibition at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London.
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ReviewExhibition imagines London after climate change
As Gordon Brown meets other world leaders at the annual G8 summit in Tokyo, architectural visualiser GMJ has launched an online exhibition to spark public debate about climate change.
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ReviewStudent summer shows at the Bartlett, Canterbury, London Met & Edinburgh
Wild and practical imaginations fused with inspiring teaching have produced another excellent vintage.
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ReviewArchitect Carolyn Steel’s nourishing ideas for designers
Pamela Buxton reviews Carolyn Steel’s timely book on the links between architecture and food production
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ReviewA Modest Proposal- until September 13
‘A Modest Proposal’ brings together artists from around the globe whose works marry social engagement, with wit, provocation and contradiction.
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ReviewAmphis : Folke Kobberling & Martin Kaltwasser: One Architect, One Artist - until August 31
No plans, just rubbish and six weeks to finish construction- no builders (as you or I would know them) either.
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ReviewMatthew Butcher: Model for A Monument ‘The Anarcho-Syndicalist Town Hall’- until July 20
‘Model for a Monument (The Anarcho-Syndicalist Town Hall)’ is an architectural installation and scale model of an anarchist’s discussion space, commissioned by Camden Council and sited in Russell Square.
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ReviewRichard Wilson:The Grey Gallery - until August 31
Richard Wilson is one of Britain’s most famous installation artists. Twice nominated for the Turner Prize; he is also the creator of 'Turning The Place Over', an architectural intervention for Liverpool's year as' European City of Culture 2008'.
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ReviewShades of grey
Designs to reconstruct the Neues Museum lack the original’s architectural colour, says Tony McIntyre
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ReviewSainsbury Centre’s Constructed gets back to basics
Constructivism was short-lived but nearly 100 years on, it has lost none of its appeal for architects, writes Hugh Aldersey-Williams
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ReviewRichard Meier’s American odyssey
Richard Meier has evolved a sophisticated architectural language in a 45-year career, says Robert Maxwell
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ReviewLondon's hidden spaces on show
Hidden spaces in the London skyline, including a bird's eye view from Poultry Lane and panoramic views from Jeffery Archer's sitting room, feature in a new exhibition at the National Theatre.