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Showing 121–140 of 164 results for robert mull ✕

Stirling at Stuttgart: Rear View / Up Views
15.06.2020

Stirling at Stuttgart: Rear View / Up Views15.06.2020

– 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…

projection (axonometric isometric) culture record autographicals (editorial project)

Richard J. Neutra: Visitor Center at Gettysburg National Park
22.08.2016

Richard J. Neutra: Visitor Center at Gettysburg National Park22.08.2016

– Nicholas Olsberg

…expand visitor and interpretive centres in the national parks by engaging distinguished modern architects to design them, Richard Neutra, then in partnership with Robert Alexander, was invited to develop a…

memorial & monument DMC projection (axonometric isometric) presentation

Future Scenarios, Part II
31.05.2016

Future Scenarios, Part II31.05.2016

– Niall Hobhouse and Nicholas Olsberg

…emperors (or Robert Moses) — is also tuned to the melody of that other Wordsworth who saw in ruins the “still sad music of humanity” and delighted in the melancholy…

work on paper (series) DMC

Room at the Top?: Kate Macintosh, Denise Scott Brown and the Kingmaker-critic
07.03.2022

Room at the Top?: Kate Macintosh, Denise Scott Brown and the Kingmaker-critic07.03.2022

– Emily Dan

…work to Robert Venturi: ‘I watched as he was manufactured into an architectural guru before my eyes and to some extent, on the basis of our joint work and the work…

record

Excerpt: Shadow Places
15.03.2021

Excerpt: Shadow Places15.03.2021

– Simon Unwin

…‘4’33″’ would be a blank, but maybe slightly creased or marked, piece of white paper: maybe Piero Manzoni’s ‘Achrome’, 1958; or Robert Ryman’s ‘Ledger’, 1982.) There are many dimensions to…

DMC publication theoretical & imaginary

Charles Stanley Peach: Pioneer in Power
08.02.2022

Charles Stanley Peach: Pioneer in Power08.02.2022

– Andrew Jones

…year trying to solve its mysteries), such as that now in the collection of Robert Simon Fine Art in New York (another version also in the RIBA Collection), or on…

industry & infrastructure DMC

The Rural Homes of Marcelo Ferraz and Francisco Fanucci
13.12.2021

The Rural Homes of Marcelo Ferraz and Francisco Fanucci13.12.2021

– Abilio Guerra

…and Di Cavalcanti; the literature of Raul Bopp, Oswald de Andrade and the same Mário de Andrade; the architecture of Lúcio Costa; and in the landscaping of Roberto Burle Marx….

landscape sketch plan section elevation housing

Pan Scoll Zoom 19: Pier Vittorio Aureli and Maria S. Giudici
19.01.2022

Pan Scoll Zoom 19: Pier Vittorio Aureli and Maria S. Giudici19.01.2022

– Pier Vittorio Aureli, Fabrizio Gallanti and Maria S. Giudici

…is indeed a serious problem. The art historian Roberto Longhi used to say that if you want to be an art historian you have to be able to paint, draw,…

education Pan Scroll Zoom (series)

Unpeopled Places
23.08.2021

Unpeopled Places23.08.2021

– Deanna Petherbridge

…3. The Family of Man, Mary Approaching, Walled around by others’ vociferations and Communion, 1989. Many artists working in this period, such as Paul Nash, David Bomberg, William Roberts, just…

art practice drawing as metaphor (series)

Survey: John Goldicutt, Temple of Vespasian
25.08.2021

Survey: John Goldicutt, Temple of Vespasian25.08.2021

– Matthew Wells

…decoration restored. New surveys were therefore required. As Robert Adam explained in a 1755 letter to his brother from Rome, the way to do it was to make all the…

survey record

Insignificance 3: Mourning Work
09.06.2021

Insignificance 3: Mourning Work09.06.2021

– Gordon Shrigley

…Ebhardt, took over his father’s office. Professor Robert Jan van Pelt: I had a look at the drawings, and they appear typical for the tens of thousands of barracks that…

insignificance (editorial series) DMC

Singing Songs of Piccadilly: Review
16.02.2021

Singing Songs of Piccadilly: Review16.02.2021

– Editors

…would it cost, Sir Robert, to close the Park to the public?’ Walpole – ‘May it please your Majesty, but Three Crowns – your own, your husband’s and your son’s’…

culture memorial & monument record public space publication

Trees Make A Plan
07.10.2020

Trees Make A Plan07.10.2020

– Sylvia Lavin

…Rykwert with Neil Leach and Robert Tavernor (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1988), 9, 25. An early Italian edition of Alberti’s De re aedificatoria uses the word pianta several times, particularly when the discussion concerns dimensions. See Leon Battista…

plan publication theoretical & imaginary nature DMC

Take One: Architects on Drawing
23.02.2021

Take One: Architects on Drawing23.02.2021

– Editors

Robert Lorimer (1865–1929), sketch for a draughting table, c.1897. Pencil and blue crayon on black-edged writing paper, 125 × 205 mm. DMC 3277.3r. Take One is a collaboration between Drawing…

DMC sketch take one (series)

Re-presenting the Rococo
24.02.2021

Re-presenting the Rococo24.02.2021

– David Valinsky

…the reader to understand only the most basic information about the architectural skeleton. St Michael is better served photographically than most of these churches as a result of Robert Stalla’s thorough 1989 monograph with fifteen colour…

sketch plan section survey religion

Thomas Chippendale and Ornament
13.01.2021

Thomas Chippendale and Ornament13.01.2021

– Tom Cookson

…a shipwreck. The 1770s saw this ebullient asymmetry subside, with shallower relief and simpler forms characterising Chippendale’s neoclassical collaborations with Robert Adam.  And yet it is Chippendale’s beginnings that resonate…

DMC furniture & object design drawing matter writing prize 2020

Pan Scroll Zoom 5: Andrés Jaque
16.12.2020

Pan Scroll Zoom 5: Andrés Jaque16.12.2020

– Fabrizio Gallanti and Andrés Jaque

…a predominantly Puerto Rican population were destroyed and a large number of these citizens ended up deported, as Robert Moses stated, ‘where the rail ends,’ in Rockaway Beach, on land…

Pan Scroll Zoom (series)

Architecture and Geology
07.02.2017

Architecture and Geology07.02.2017

– William Mann

Map of North-West Europe, showing urbanisation overlaid on clay, gravel, sand and coal deposits. Clay: brown; gravel: red-brown; sand: beige; coal: dark grey. Witherford Watson Mann Architects/Labo S, University of…

nature

Paolo Portoghesi: The Field Theory
09.11.2020

Paolo Portoghesi: The Field Theory09.11.2020

– Marco Vanucci

…delle macchine alle macchine inutili (Milan: Edizioni Medusa, 2015), 32. Mario Carpo, The Alphabet and the Algorithm (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2011). Roberto Bottazzi, Digital Architecture beyond Computers (London: Bloomsbury,…

concept & diagram theoretical & imaginary

The (Im)possible Palimpsest
10.04.2025

The (Im)possible Palimpsest10.04.2025

– Mattia De Lotto

…dell’Istituto di Storia dell’Architettura, no. 15 (Rome: 1956). Manfredo Tafuri, Sphere and the Labyrinth: Avant-Gardes and Architecture from Piranesi to the 1970’s, trans. by Pellegrino d’Acierno and Robert Connolly (London,…

plan theoretical & imaginary urban form

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