Architects' Journal 1996 Kenneth Powell - Abstracts

Architects' Journal 1996 Kenneth Powell
TitleSubjectAuthors
A man for all theories. (100th anniversary of death of William Morris)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
A modest master: Sir Philip Powell hit the architectural headlines when he was 25. In his own discreet way,he has been there ever since.Business, internationalKenneth Powell
An architecture of continuity. (the first 50 years of Powell Moya Partnership)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Architecture in earnest. (architects Gregory Penoyre and Sunand Prasad)(Interview)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Building for a Peopld's Opera.(opera buildings)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Great educator and belated Modernist. (Charles Reilly, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Maturing with style: Terry Pawson and Keith Williams have made a real mark with their new Earth Galleries at the Natural History Museum.Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Modernist in an old country.(John Winter; United Kingdom)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Pragmatic idealist: Kenneth Frampton sees the 'constructional art' of architecture as a defence against the excesses of populism.Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Putting housing back on London's political map.(architect Joseph Rykwert; attitudes towards architectural practice in modern times)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Quitting the bridesmaid club.(David Chipperfield, United Kingdom)(Interview)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
Stansted revisited.Business, internationalKenneth Powell
The campaign for real alehouses.(pub design)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
The curse of Paternoster Square.(development of Paternoster Square site in London, UK)Business, internationalKenneth Powell
The Modern house revisited.Business, internationalKenneth Powell
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