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Stirling at Stuttgart: Rear View / Up Views

Stirling at Stuttgart: Rear View / Up Views

John Tuomey

…careless (to borrow Robert Maxwell’s phrase) composition of disjointed office buildings, grp-clad and systematically striped pavilions that Stirling would later compare to two badly-parked London buses. This particular evening he…

Charles Barry: Good and Bad Manners in Architecture

Charles Barry: Good and Bad Manners in Architecture

David Blissett

South side of Pall Mall, 1912, showing Barry’s Reform palazzo and Travellers palazzino, beyond which is Decimus Burton’s Athenaeum of 1827-30. Reproduced in J. Mordaunt Crook, ‘The Reform Club,’ 1973….

Take One: Henry ‘Jim’ Cadbury-Brown and Richard Wentworth on the Royal College of Art

Take One: Henry ‘Jim’ Cadbury-Brown and Richard Wentworth on the Royal College of Art

…that of a technical college. The RCA was designed by Hugh Casson, Robert Gooden and HT Cadbury-Brown, all faculty members at the time. They were commissioned by the college’s patrician…

Colin Rowe: Piazza Augusto Imperatore (1995)

Colin Rowe: Piazza Augusto Imperatore (1995)

Colin Rowe

…This text was written in 1995 as a retrospective response to Rowe’s contribution to the 1987 Milan Triennale, produced alongside Matthew Bell, Robert Goodill, Kevin Hinders, Brian Kelly, and Cheryl…

Behind the Lines 14

Behind the Lines 14

Philippa Lewis

…like it had ever been done before, a meeting of the elements. I can’t describe how romantic it was. Yes, I worked with Robert Malet-Stevens on the Pavillon de l’Hygiene…

Other Lives: Charles Eisen and Laugier’s Essai sur l’Architecture

Other Lives: Charles Eisen and Laugier’s Essai sur l’Architecture

Rebecca Williamson

…Joseph’ in Graves, Robert Edmund, ed., Bryan’s Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, vol I (A–K), third edition, (London: George Bell & Sons, 1886), pp 18 and 459. Marc-Antoine Laugier, Essai sur l’Architecture,…

From a little below and to the right

From a little below and to the right

Niall Hobhouse

…his son, Robert: My father was, naturally, brought up and educated in the prevalent literary aesthetics of Ruskin and William Morris. A direct early influence, confirming his childhood’s enjoyment of…

Ernest Gimson: Against Hotch-Potch

Ernest Gimson: Against Hotch-Potch

Annette Carruthers, Mary Greensted and Barley Roscoe

…Co armchairs, the wedding-gift Dolmetsch piano and examples of Gimson’s own design. A few pieces of antique wood and metalwork were included and he wrote in a letter to Robert

Commonplace

Commonplace

Nicholas Olsberg

…on the Strand, living and working nearly all his life a few doors away in Robert Adam’s own suite in Adelphi, was deeply interested in metropolitan streetscaping, and in the…

Sir William Chambers: Somerset House

Sir William Chambers: Somerset House

…Bar Hama. Contrary to his competitor Robert Adam, Chambers’ detailing is modelled: bold and restrained, geometric in the coffering of the ceiling, and lightly developed to convey a strong three-dimensionality….

Archives, or Ardor

Archives, or Ardor

Iris Moon

Charles Percier (1764–1838) and Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine (1762–1853), Study for a Fireplace, c. 1810. Watercolour, gouache and ink on paper, 450 × 340 mm. DMC 1085 Butter, fire, ardor: Roberto Calasso tells…

Charles Barry: Travel Sketching

Charles Barry: Travel Sketching

Rachel Blissett

…town where I met with the greatest attention and kindness’. The attention to detail is minute and exact and lives up to the later estimation of David Roberts, who, writing…