Architects Journal
John Allan
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James Stirling: Notes from the Archive
14-Apr-2011
James Stirling’s Clore Gallery at Tate Britain is an unintentionally fitting venue for a retrospective of an architect whose work continues to divide opinion, writes John Allan -
John Allan on Stirling as architecture’s gravedigger
12-Aug-2010
The buildings of the Red Trilogy may be seen to have entrenched a fatal narcissism in British modernism -
Patrick Gwynne (1913-2003)
8-May-2003
The death of Patrick Gwynne severs perhaps our last direct connection with the pioneering generation of architects who introduced Modern architecture into this country in the 1930s. His continuous evolution of domestic architecture over 70 years could be seen as a vital thread extending that celebrated tradition of The English House documented by Herman Muthesius a century ago. -
DOCOMOMO conference tackles vision and reality
1-Oct-1998
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Last founding member of Tecton dies aged 90
15-Jan-1998
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Access over 100 years of projects
