All Review articles – Page 83
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Take Your Time: Olafur Eliasson By Madeleine Grynsztejn
Eliasson’s gigantic ‘Sun’ installation in The Tate Modern’s Turbine hall- The Weather Project- was one of the most popular exhibitions in London and furniture design.interest in this artist continues to run high.
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Donald Judd, Architecture in Marfa, Texas by Urs Peter Fluckiger.
A symbiosis of art and architecture: a comprehensive survey of Donald Judd’s architectural work.
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Architecture in Detail . The Building Design Book of Details by Graham Bizley.
Detailed studies of recent construction projects, which have been selected for their use of innovative techniques.
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London Design Festival - September 15 to 25
Encompassing the usual heady mix of trade shows and talks plus gallery and shop events.
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ReviewAnthony Caro: New Sculptures – September 13 to October 27
Once assistant to Henry Moore, Anthony Caro went on to become one of the leading sculptors of the 20th century and collaborated with Sir Norman Foster on the once-wobbly Thames footbridge. Now in his 80s, he is showing new galvanised work in this latest exhibition.
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ReviewNeutral: Moving Space - Until October 13
Architecture Foundation’s Yard Gallery, www.architecture foundation.org.ukEstablished in 1998, film-makers Neutral have established a reputation for innovative use of digital animation with real footage in interpreting and communicating architecture for clients including Zaha Hadid and Herzog & de Meuron.
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ReviewBauhaus 1919-1933 - until February 17
The massively influential art and design school is the subject of a new show by MIMA, with material including loans from the Bauhaus Archive in Berlin and the Tate Gallery in London.
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ReviewJean Prouvé - until March 23
Zaha Hadid is a very hard act to follow. Her show, the most popular one for years at the museum, will be succeeded by an exhibition on Jean Prouve (1901-1984), the radical French designer and engineer.
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Forms of Inquiry: the Architecture of Critical Graphic Design - October 8 to 31
Leading graphic designers are contributing to an exhibition exploring the relationship of graphic design to architecture and the city.
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Out of the Ordinary: Spectacular Craft - until February 17
Prepare to revise your view of craftwork. Craft as you’ve never seen it before will be the subject of Out of the Ordinary, an exhibition of radical work by international artists using meticulous techniques with unexpected outcomes.
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ReviewParking mad
Simon Henley, co-founder of Buschow Henley, is also a car park enthusiast and author of a new book on the subject. Here he explains his love for an underrated building type
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ReviewSix of the best car parks
Stirling Wilford's Braun headquarters and Bertrand Goldberg's Marina City are among our pick of the best car parks from Simon Henley's new book, The Architecture of Parking
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ReviewAutumn wonderland: Ten must-see shows coming soon
It’s showtime. The new season brings a host of major exhibitions, headed by a major retrospective on Richard Rogers at the Pompidou Centre, plus new shows on the Bauhaus and Basil Spence. BD chooses its top 10
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ReviewParking mad
Simon Henley, co-founder of Buschow Henley, is also a car park enthusiast and author of a new book on the subject. Here he explains his love for an underrated building type
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ReviewWin a copy of The Architecture of Parking
We have two copies of Simon Henley's delightful exploration of car park design and the social insights it offers to give away through our Book Club.
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ReviewWembley Stadium National Icon by Patrick Barclay and Kenneth Powell
How England’s most beloved football stadium was transformed into the world’s largest and most versatile of its kind.
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Review50 Buildings You Should Know by Isabel Kuhl
The 50 buildings presented in chronological order represent the most compelling and aweinspiring structures from all over the world from the Pyramids of Cheops to the Jewish Museum in Berlin with full colour photographs.
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ReviewMicro. Very Small Buildings by Ruth Slavid
Features innovative small projects from around the world. Most of the projects consist of no more than a few key spaces, in many cases just a single space.
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ReviewInterior Architecture Now by Jennifer Hudson
An invaluable introduction to the key names and projects in contemporary interior architecture, this book covers the work of 55 international practitioners and includes both domestic and commercial spaces.
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ReviewWhite Towers by Paul Hirshorn and Steven Izenour, new preface by Paul Hirshorn
Reissue of this title first published almost 30 years ago tracing the theme and variations in the architecture of the White Tower hamburger chain.