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Architects Journal
James Dunnett

  • Jim Cadbury-Brown was a key figure in British modernism

    16-Jul-2009

    I never worked for ‘Jim’ (Henry Thomas) Cadbury-Brown, and so didn’t have that kind of intimacy of collaboration, but I knew him for about 30 years and, with Alan Powers, put on the exhibition of his work at the Royal Academy called Elegant Variation in 2006, and contributed to the monograph published at that time

  • Georges Vantongerloo: A Retrospective

    30-Mar-2006

    REVIEW - EXHIBITION

  • Great expectations

    10-Feb-2005

    review - Le Corbusier - Pavillon Suisse: The Biography of a Building By Ivan Zaknic. Birkhäuser, 2004. 416pp. £48

  • Opposites attract

    24-Jun-2004

    review

  • Staying in line

    4-Mar-2004

    reviewNaum Gabo: Gabo and Colour At Annely Juda Fine Art, 23 Dering Street, London W1, until 27 March

  • Art and science

    2-Oct-2003

    Anthony Hill At Austin/Desmond Fine Art, Pied Bull Yard, 68 Great Russell St, London WC1, until 10 October

  • The value of voids

    22-May-2003

    Nicholas Grimshaw's proposal for a new block for the Royal College of Art at Kensington Gore threatens the integrity of Cadbury Brown's fine listed building and with it the open space so central to the Modern Movement, warns James Dunnett

  • Out of the ashes

    7-Nov-2002

    review

  • Fertile invention

    7-Feb-2002

    Review

  • Strength in simplicity

    22-Nov-2001

    Review

  • Appliance of science

    5-Jul-2001

    REVIEW: L'Esprit Nouveau: Purism in Paris 1918-1925 By Carol S Eliel et al. Abrams, 2001. 208pp. £30

  • Latin temperament

    24-May-2001

    Building the New World: Studies in the Modern Architecture of Latin America 1930-60 By Valerie Fraser. Verso, 2000. 280pp. £17

  • Prophet of the particular

    15-Feb-2001

    Hugo Haring and the Secret of Form At the RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London W1 until 24 March

  • Brazilian bravura

    11-Jan-2001

    The Curves of Time: The Memoirs of Oscar Niemeyer Phaidon, 2000. 192pp. £14.95

  • The boys from Brazil

    19-Oct-2000

    The Modern City Facing the Future: Sixth International Docomomo Conference

  • Future cities: contemplative or delirious?

    6-Jul-2000

    CITY2K+, the RIBA's 'Cities for the New Millennium' conference taking place this coming weekend, should listen more to Le Corbusier than to Rem Koolhaas

  • Essence of the bauhaus

    2-Mar-2000

    bauhaus dessau at the design museum, shad thames, london until 4 june

  • Camden in hot water over pool

    10-Feb-2000

    docomomo rails against destruction of Spence baths

  • Safe haven for the humanist spirit

    13-Aug-1998

    review

  • Not just a question of conserving

    18-Jun-1998

    review

  • Can skill with form capture the heart?

    19-Mar-1998

    EXHIBITIONS Anthony Caro: New Sculptures - A Survey At Annely Juda Fine Art, 23 Dering Street, London W1 until 18 April Caro at the National: Sculpture from Painting At the National Gallery, London WC2 until 4 May
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