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March 31, 2006

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Small Axe , the Caribbean Journal of Criticism, gets a new online presence. Its aim " is to participate in the renewal, as well as in t...

U is for Utzon

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Sydney Opera House Perhaps more popularly known for his Sydney Opera House, Jorn Utzon has taken the modern principles of architecture to...
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March 30, 2006

V is for Villanueva

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Central University of Venezuela The works of Venezuelan architect Carlos Raúl Villanueva trace the conceptual evolution of the Latin mode...
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March 28, 2006

T is for Tavora

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Fernando Távora's buildings were critcal constructions of modernity where he sought to integrate local and traditional principles into...
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"... the architect provides the stage on which the dance occurs ," MoCo Loco interviews John Brown of Housebrand , " a new k...
March 27, 2006

pop-ups...not just on your pc

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Retail & food shops created from disused/reused shipping containers, dubbed pop-up shops "a s the name suggests, these shops pop-u...
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March 24, 2006

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Architecture & Morality has added a rather parochial perception of the critical regionalism A to Z; but as the description of that blog ...

S is for Siza

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Santa Maria Church, Portugal The work of Alvaro Siza establishes a dialogue with the site, through its placement and its sensitivity to ...
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March 23, 2006

R is for Rewal

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The work of Raj Rewal has simultaneously expressed both Modernity and regionalism, residing at the crossroad of the old and the new, blend...
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March 21, 2006

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designpublic another design blog to the mix

P is for Prasad

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Indian Modernism02 Originally uploaded by architechnophilia . Like many young architects during India's independence, Shiv Nath Prasad...
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March 17, 2006

Guiness

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Happy Sint Paddy's Day tuh yooo (Happy Patricks everyone) take a pint of Guiness and call me in the morning...I know I am
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March 16, 2006

O is for O'Gorman

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Juan O'Gorman works were heavily influenced by European Modernists, especially Le Corbusier, his buildings are some of the first example...
March 14, 2006

N is for Niemeyer

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Oscar Niemeyer was a contemporary of Le Corbusier, having collaborated on numerous projects in Brazil and France. His ouevre is modern in...
March 13, 2006

M is for Murcutt

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Glenn Murcutt 's work is a mixture of pragmatism and lyricism, of contemporary forms, concern for landscape and respect for earlier civ...
March 10, 2006

L is for Le Corbusier

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Palace of Justice, Chandigarh Arguably the father of Critical Regionalism, Le Corbusier 's seminal work in India and South America ha...
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New Books

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Perspecta 37 "Famous" Latin American Architecture 1929 - 1960 Barragan - the complete works
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Zaha Hadid 's project at Spittelau, Vienna, is one of her most compelling yet. Too bad it has become possibly the most expensive and ill...
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One Year On...

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Its the first anniversary of architechnophilia and I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who links here. 28,000 visits so far, not bad see...
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March 9, 2006

K is for Kalach

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Mexican Architects Kalach & Alvarez derive their basic vocabulary from the Corbusian and Russian constructivist slabs but are infused...
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