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The Beaux-Arts Tradition

The Beaux-Arts Tradition

Basile Baudez and Maureen Cassidy-Geiger

…under the authority of the École des Beaux-Arts of Paris, which judged all regional competitions. Among the offshoots were schools in Rouen, Rennes, Lille and Lyon. The Concours and the…

A Fragment of Wright’s Great City

A Fragment of Wright’s Great City

Nicholas Olsberg

…Professor Wagner, of Vienna, a great architect’. With a gracious nod to the impact of Louis Sullivan, he would go on to describe Wagner as ‘the greatest native force at…

S.A.U.L. 4th Year: De Rerum Natura / In the Manner Of

S.A.U.L. 4th Year: De Rerum Natura / In the Manner Of

Gerard Carty, Elizabeth Hatz and Fionn O'Leary

…Facing architecture in the Anthropocene gradually erodes the understanding of the city and nature as two separate entities. We are well beyond resorting to simplifying dichotomies, finding ourselves inside an intricate weave…

Sweet Disorder and the Carefully Careless: Ideas, Faces and Places (2022) – review

Sweet Disorder and the Carefully Careless: Ideas, Faces and Places (2022) – review

Eric Parry and Robin Webster

…This is clearly an ideal attitude for a teacher in order to encourage students to consider alternatives, although there comes a point in the practice of architecture where you have…

Alberto Pérez-Gómez: Architecture as Drawing

Alberto Pérez-Gómez: Architecture as Drawing

Mark Dorrian and Alberto Pérez-Gómez

…original perception of the a priori order of reality. Thus the architect used images to embody a transcendental, abstract (geometrical) order, in accordance with the traditional Aristotelian hierarchy of places….

Forced Migrations, Barriers and Vanishing Asylums

Forced Migrations, Barriers and Vanishing Asylums

Deanna Petherbridge

…for example, or immersive theatrical events is much promoted by cultural apparatchiks under the rubric of ‘relational aesthetics’. [1] These participatory desires are embedded in the powerful dominance of current…

A Civic Utopia Exhibition

A Civic Utopia Exhibition

…Enlightenment’s confidence in reason, measure and knowledge, both symbolically (as an imaginary temple to art, knowledge, and reason rises amidst the disorder of the medieval town), ideologically (in the consolidation…

Pan Scroll Zoom 5: Andrés Jaque

Pan Scroll Zoom 5: Andrés Jaque

Fabrizio Gallanti and Andrés Jaque

…the pencil nor to rub too hard with the eraser, in order to play with a wider palette of greys rather than just black or white. I consider design needs…

Stirling & Gowan: The Isle of Wight House

Stirling & Gowan: The Isle of Wight House

James Gowan, J. M. Richards, Laurent Stalder, James Stirling and Ellis Woodman

…defeated by a builder being frightened by their very novelty into putting up his tender in order to be on the safe side. Kitchen boiler, Isle of Wight House, 1955–1958….

The Iconography of Desolation

The Iconography of Desolation

Robert Smithson

…a spider’s web. Says Cocteau under opium, ‘The esthetics of failure are alone durable.’ Are these the Leçons de Ténèbrae? Is this where the Cocytus and Acheron meet in the midnight…

Alternative Histories: De Vylder Vinck Taillieu on Michael Graves

Alternative Histories: De Vylder Vinck Taillieu on Michael Graves

De Vylder Vinck Taillieu, Michael Graves’ elevation of French & Company, 2018. Painted timber, 370 × 320 × 220 mm. Michael Graves (1934–2015), French & Company, New York, 1978. Pencil…

E. S. Prior’s Architectural Modelling

E. S. Prior’s Architectural Modelling

David Valinsky

…E. Mallows to The Builder, ibid. p. 26. 13. Letter from E. Newton to The Builder, ibid. p. 26. 14. Letter from F. T. W. Goldsmith to The Builder, ibid. p. 26. 15….