All Review articles – Page 85
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ReviewFoster 40 Norman Foster. Edited by David Jenkins.
Two volume set, 40 years, 40 projects and 40 themes central to the success of Foster & Partners.
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ReviewBuilding a New Europe: Portraits of Modern Architects Essays by George Nelson, 1935 -1936
Presents this important collection of writings together for the first time. The subjects of Nelson’s essays include Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Walter Gropius as well as more minor architects all who would soon be affected by World War 11 in some way.
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ReviewMoving stories
John Harris says architectural salvage is not what it once was. Here he discusses how it has changed, while opposite we review his latest book on the subject
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MAPIC 2007 - November 14 to16
This is an annual event at the Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France, organised by the Reed Midem Organisation. It is designed to attract an international participation of around 10,000 retail real estate professionals, including investors, retailers, property agents, architects, construction companies, and retail, leisure, factory outlet, shopping centre and hotel ...
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Fiona Tan: A Lapse of Memory - October 12 to 30
Video work exploring the world of two central protagonists and the curious parallels drawn between each person and the building they each inhabit. In a spoken monologue a play unfolds between reality and fiction.
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Ibstock Downland Prize - September 25 to October 1
The best work by architects across the south of England, on projects costing under £750, 000.
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The RIBA Stirling Prize - until November 24
An exhibition of the shortlist of this year's RIBA Stirling Prize, which includes buildings by David Chipperfield Architects, Foster + Partners, Glenn Howells Architects, Haworth Tompkins and the Office for Metropolitan Architecture with Arup-AFA.
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ReviewLandmarks of New York - September 6 to October 3
An exhibition of eighty one black and white photographs detailing some of the most significant and unusual buildings in New York.
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ReviewHenry Moore - until March 30
The Henry Moore Foundation have curated the exhibition of monumental works by the internationally acclaimed sculptor, Henry Moore.
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ReviewModernism + Caracas - September 7 to 16
Presented in the context of the London Open House, Modernism + Caracas brings eight projects produced by architects who envisioned and stimulated the shape of a Modern city. This exhibition offers a view of the Modernist influence on Caracas, Venezuela.
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Introducing Zero Carbon Construction - September 26
The conference will clarify “Zero Carbon” with the latest on policy in the region and examples from national pioneering designers and developers for developers.
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ReviewBroadening his palette
Tony McIntyre has some reservations about artist Frank Stella’s foray into architecture
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ReviewAnarchy in the USSR
Richard Pare’s photographs document what remains of a brief period of post-revolutionary architectural freedom
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ReviewNeutral: Moving Space - September 14 to October 13
Designs by Zaha Hadid and Herzog de Meuron and others are brought to life in Moving Space by architectural digital animators, Neutral, at the Architecture Foundation's Yard Gallery.
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ReviewShifts - Until October 14
An exhibition taking Patrick Abercrombie’s unrealised 1946 Clyde Valley Regeneration plan as its starting point, SHIFTS offers proposals by leading Scottish and international architects to address the equally profound challenges facing the region today.
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ReviewThomas Schütte: Fake/Function? - until January 6
An exhibition on Thomas Schütte’s (b.1954), timed to coincide with the unveiling of the artist’s sculpture for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.
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