putting the final touches on my thesis and thought I would share some images - examining the urban composition of the case study campuses
1. University of York
2. University of East Anglia
3. University of Essex
4. Illinois Institute of Technology
The article examines the theme through the neglect of the estate itself, the misogyny felt by its architect - Rosemary Stjernstedt - and the ignored voices of its current residents
I’m one of twenty six to have work in this exhibition @modernistsoc and it’s still open for a few more weeks - send me a message if interested in buying a print
What ove arup considered his finest work. Kingsgate footbridge, Durham where 2 legs of the bridge are constructed on shore and swung into position and touch at the most elegant of expansion joints.
I’ll be presenting my thesis next month in Manchester @modernistmag@C20Society at an event focused on listing post war architecture and landscapes - tickets below
https://t.co/U8aeF9FMSt
Great to work with Phil, especially on this featured project.
Communication on the project was always easy as it was via a sketch, often abstract, but more lucid than verbal description could ever be
@Erin_bee Hello Erin, thanks for the interest and glad you liked the piece. Would definitely recommend looking into Richard Brook’s research if you found this relevant
Following my thesis which concerns postwar university campuses generally, I am now beginning to re-examine my project site at the UMIST Campus, Manchester, starting with its historical relationship to the Cold War, 'white heat' and urban renewal.
https://t.co/ygcaLnPKFH
‘Cities are measured by what you can do in them for free’ - paraphrasing Alejandro Aravena in conversation with Sumayya Vally hosted by @AJEnglish
A rudimentary but productive metric, I think
Congratulations to the winners of the AJ Student Prize!
- Undergraduate: Joe Russell, the Bartlett
- Postgraduate: Yousuf Khalil, University of Cambridge
- Sustainability: Elle Thompson and Ali Francis, University of Sheffield
Supported by @MarleyLtd@LancsArc
There are currently two major postwar buildings named after Queen Elizabeth II with live Certificates of Immunity from listing, which new culture secretary @michelledonelan ought now to rethink.
1. Powell & Moya's splendid QEII Conference Centre, Westminster (1981-6)