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“We need to remember the creepy crawlies things” was the message of the Architecture Foundation’s Inmidtown Habitats exhibition

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Throughout history, architecture has been used as a symbolic tool by the powerful

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HOW IS SCIENCE EFFECTED BY IT'S ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENT?

Started by Ross Charlton Russell. Last reply by Ross Charlton Russell May 8. 2 Replies

HOW IS SCIENCE EFFECTED BY IT'S ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENT? I'm interested in architecture's relationship with contemporary scientific research. I'm working on my part 2 dissertation exploring the…Continue

Modernism...dead or alive?

Started by Heini van Niekerk. Last reply by Rui Pedro Barbosa Lima Nov 26, 2011. 3 Replies

History is repeating itself again…and you might be a part of it with a hybrid on the old Modernism which were true to it's basic principles and epic strengths (1860’s-1970’s) in which artists strove…Continue

Tags: heinivanniekerk, architecture, debate, Modernism

Digital Architecture, Is auratic experience lost in virtual buildings?

Started by Emily Davies. Last reply by Rui Pedro Barbosa Lima Nov 25, 2011. 2 Replies

Does the future of architecture lie in virtual experience? What is lost in a virtual building and what is gained? Do digital buildings present new opportunities that are impossible in the real world?…Continue

Tags: Architecture, Digital, Virtual

What is "Iconic Architecture"

Started by Gareth Williams. Last reply by Lilia Obletsova Jun 16, 2011. 11 Replies

What is "Iconic Architecture" and which buildings are relevant to it? When I speak of Iconic Architecture, I do not refer to the buildings or structures that have an established iconic status, but to…Continue

Tags: Iconic Architecture, Globalisation, Icon, Iconic

 
 
 

Architect's Blog

Book town’s architect proves the power of one

Hay-on-Wye is not a model for planners but it does show how an indivdual’s drive can achieve more than establishment forces

Working fathers in architecture face challenges too

We hear a lot about the obstacles facing mothers who want to juggle work and family life, but mum’s not the only word when it comes to this parental challenge

Into a baptism of fire

Teaching classicism is a radical move, says George Saumarez Smith

Why construction site health and safety is not all talk

One architect finds out the hard way

Engineer's Blog

Timid engineers

Engineers need to stand up to architects with knighthoods to end the ‘orgy of glass’

Pride escapes a fall

A new fabricator helps turn around a crushing load test

The BIM Blog

Future proof

How do you reconcile bim’s present with its future?

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