All Review articles – Page 66
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ReviewIs museum design lost in space?
An exhibition at Denmark’s celebrated Louisiana Museum of Modern Art tackles the notion of architecture for art, says Hugh Aldersey-Williams
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ReviewFlooded London exhibition imagines the capital in 2090
A new exhibition showcases a future London that has been overwhelmed by rising sea levels.
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ReviewTrafalgar Square sculpture highlights Canadian architecture
A new sculpture is to be erected in Trafalgar Square as past of an exhibition celebrating Canadian architecture.
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ReviewSudley’s garden of not-so-earthly delights
Sudeley Castle’s Artists’ Playground is a great idea, but not as much fun as it sounds, says Tony McIntyre
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ReviewLooking, learning and laughing with Bruce Goff
In the run-up to a Tate Modern symposium this month, Charles Jencks looks at why US architect Bruce Goff is worth reassessing
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ReviewMaking a splash: MIT’s Digital Water Pavilion opens at Zaragoza
An MIT building with walls made entirely of water will go on display this week at the Zaragoza World Expo in northern Spain, the theme of which is water and sustainable development.
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ReviewArchitecture Exhibition 2008: London South Bank University- until June 23
The end of year architecture exhibition offers students from all five years at the LSBU Architecture course a showcase for explorations of urban and landscape projects, at a variety of scales, and addressing a wide range of themes.
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ReviewJerwood Contemporary Makers - until July 20
Intended to showcase work by the new generation of contemporary makers in a fresh and unexpected way; ‘Touch’ is the theme this year’s participants are focusing on.
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ReviewFilms of the Glasgow Empire Exhibition- until June 22
'Films of the Glasgow Empire' takes us back in time with a number of amateur films from the Scottish Screen Archive, taken by a token number of some 12.5 million visitors who attended the show in 1938.
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ReviewNational Floor Show - September 2 to 4
The UK’s biggest flooring exhibition, National Floor Show, is back for another year with over 200 exhibitors showcasing a range of different flooring options from traditional to contemporary.
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ReviewDominique Perrault: Architecture- until September 22
French architect Dominique Perrault, is the next installment in an annual series of architect-themed exhibitions, with his large-scale show at the Pompidou Centre.
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ReviewTrevor Dannatt: Works -until September 20
Combining examples of Trevor Dannatt’s architectural models, furniture, drawings and photographs; 'Works' provides a unique insight into the vision of one of the most important British architects of the past 50 years.
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ReviewBreakfast talk: Sustainable by Design- July 1
British architect Tony Fretton will discuss the problem solving capacity of architecture with Henning Thomsen from The Danish Architecture Centre's laboratory for sustainable urban development at a breakfast talk hosted by the Danish Embassy.
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ReviewNew Bucharest Market: TUB project - until July 20
New Bucharest Market presents the TUB project (Transcentral Urban Bucharest); made up of a collaboration of 14 Bucharest architectural studios all seeking to redefine the city’s identity and the dysfunctional structures left behind by communism, with social, cultural and environmental initiatives.
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ReviewJestico + Whiles: A Tale of Five Cities - until June 27
Members of Jestico + Whiles have once again been set the annual task of visiting five European cities – Bregenz, Cologne, Porto, Stockholm and Valencia to spend two days visiting noteworthy buildings for inspiration, whilst recording their experiences by documenting the local architecture. For a fresh perspective, this year ...
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ReviewLoris Gréaud — French and fanciful
From paintball to Willy Wonka, French artist Loris Gréaud plays hard
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ReviewSurvey of London’s fair prints of the city
The latest two volumes in English Heritage’s Survey of London, on the architectural history of Clerkenwell and Pentonville, are a treatward
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ReviewA Summer Show of two halves at the Royal Academy
Only a wall of fiercely artistic works close to the curator’s heart offsets the traditional horrors of the RA’s Summer Show