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• 20th Century Architecture: Helmut Jahn
Photographs and descriptions from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 24 Hour Museum: Charles Jencks' Landform Wins £100,000 Gulbenkian Museum Prize
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art won the 2004 Gulbenkian Prize for Museum of the Year for Charles Jencks' dramatic and radical landscaping project, Landform.
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• A Generative Sequence for Building a Residential College
Applying Alexander's ideas on architectural patterns and sequences to the creation of strong academic and social communities within large universities.
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• Acrspace - Tadao Ando
Read about the exhibition at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts (September 28, 2002 - April 27, 2003).
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• Alexander, Christopher
Dr. Nikos A. Salingaros provides a biography of the Professor of Architecture at the University of California at Berkeley, with a list of his major publications and sources for his buildings.
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• Amancio Guedes
Amancio Guedes is an architect who has created extraordinary sculptural buildings of exceptional quality and originality in Mozambique, South Africa and Portugal. An archive of designs, projects, drawings and photographs, including paintings and sculptures.
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• An Introduction for Object-Oriented Designers
A review of Christopher Alexander's major texts, interspersed with remarks about the architect's methodological and pragmatic concerns and software design. By Doug Lea.
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• Anant Damodar Raje
Brief biography of the Indian architect from ArchNet, with images and details of some of his major works, including Galbabhai Training Institute.
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• Anant Raje (1929- )
Major Indian modernist, whose career began in the early 1950s. Brief biography of his life and work from Chandigarh Perspectives.
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• Architecture Profile: Charles Jencks
Michael Cathcart talks to Charles Jencks about his view that there has been a paradigm shift in contemporary architecture. The simple brute forms of Modernism have had their day he says.
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• Álvaro Siza
Pritzker Architecture Prize site offers a brief biography and photograph of the Portuguese architect, photo gallery of his work, 1992 citation by the jury, his acceptance speech and discussion of his work by Vittorio Gregotti.
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• Álvaro Siza Vieira
Editorial Blau gives a photograph, biography and bibliography of the Portuguese architect (1933- ). Essay by Pedro Vieira de Almeida. Documents and drawings from Siza's Faculty of Architecture in Oporto and Setubal College projects.
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• BBC Audio Interviews: Richard Rogers
Listen to extracts from a BBC interview with British architect behind the Lloyds Building and Millenium Dome.
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• Bernard Tschumi Architects
Based in New York and Paris. Includes several texts by the architect, who is an academic and theorist, winner of several international awards and responsible for projects such as Parc de la Villette.
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• Calatrava, Santiago (1951- )
Official web site of the Spanish architect, offices in Paris, Valencis and Zurich. Extensive project portfolio, with some animations.
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• Calatrava, Santiago (1951- )
Biography of the Spanish architect and engineer in Great Buildings Online.
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• CCA Competition for the Design of Cities
Presents the winning entry by Eisenman to develop a site in Midtown Manhattan. Biographies, models and streaming media.(in English and French)
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• Charles Correa
Architect, planner, activist and theoretician, his work covers a wide range. Over the last four decades, Correa has done pioneering work in urban issues and low cost shelter in the Third World.
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• Charles Correa Associates
Official web site of the Mumbai based architect. Extensive project descriptions with photographs, biography and bibliography.
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• Charles Jencks
The official site includes a full CV of this designer of buildings, landscape and sculpture, who is also an architectural historian known for his books questioning Modern architecture and defining its successors.
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• Crescent House
by Ken Shuttleworth, partner in Foster and Partners.
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• Designboom - Tadao Ando Profile
Read a brief biography and interview and learn about awards, architectural projects and exhibitions.
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• Dietmar Feichtinger
Dietmar Feichtinger, Prize of Architecture 1998, Academy of Fine Arts Berlin. Winner of international competition footbridge Bercy-Tolbiac Paris.
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• Eisenman's Chip-Board Fantasy
A critical review of the Greater Columbus Convention Center by Peter Eisnman, includes some streaming movies of the building. Review by Elwin Robison, published by Architronic.
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• Eisenman, Peter (1932- )
Biography of the American architectural theorist, samples of his work and bibliography from Great Buildings Online.
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• Famous Architects
Biographies of well-known architects, almost all of the Modern Movement.
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• Fehn, Sverre (1925- )
Pritzker Architecture Prize site offers a biography and photograph of the Norwegian architect, photo gallery and chronology of his work, and 1997 citation by the jury.
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• Foster and Partners
Official site of the leading London-based architects responsible for the breathtaking Chep Lap Kok Airport, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank and the Bilbao Metro. Includes a biography of Lord Foster of Thames Bank.
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• Foster and Partners World Trade Center Design Submission
Foster and Partners submission for the Rebuilding of The World Trade Center Site
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• Foster, Norman (1935- )
Pritzker Architecture Prize site offers a biography and photograph of the leading English High-Tech architect, chronology of his projects, photographs of his work and 1999 citation by the jury.
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• Foster, Norman (1935- )
Biography of the prize-winning 'High-Tech' modern architect in Great Buildings Online, with samples of his work and bibliography.
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• Founding Nietzsche in the Fin d'Ou T Hou S
By William T. Willoughby.
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• Fractal Architecture
By Michael Ostwald for the Nexus Network Journal. Examines the intricate, constantly shifting relationship between architecture and fractal geometry.
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• Frank Gehry
The Pritzker Architecture Prize site offers a brief biography of this Canadian-born naturalized US architect, 1989 citation by the Pritzker Jury and his acceptance speech.
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• Frank Gehry Forum
Message board devoted to the architect of the Guggenheim, Bilbao. Registration voluntary.
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• Frank O. Gehry
Bibliography compiled by Eddie Yeghiayan, Librarian, University of California.
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• Frank O. Gehry: The Architect's Studio
Arcspace provides a photograph and details of this exhibition, including the catalog introduction by Nikolai Ouroussoff and highlights from reviews.
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• From Bauhaus to Koolhaas
Katrina Heron interviewed Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas for Wired Magazine when he was commissioned to redesign MCA headquarters and its 420-acre Universal Studios lot in Los Angeles.
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• Gordon Bunshaft and Oscar Niemeyer Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureates 1988
The Pritzker Architecture Prize site provides a brief biography of the innovative Brazilian architect, citation by the jury and his acceptance speech.
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• Great Buildings Online: Helmut Jahn
A profile of the German-born architect together with images and commentary on some of his best-known buildings.
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