Industrial character

Article Abstract:

The Henry Moore Sculpture Trust has been involved in a range of challenging projects designed to investigate the links between art and architecture. It has established the Henry Moore Studio at Dean Clough Business, Arts and Education Centre in Halifax, England. This facility gives artists the opportunity to work on a scale that could not easily be undertaken in other locations. Work has also been produced at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, England, and in other buildings for which the trust negotiated use. In summer 1998, it linked with the Tate Gallery to produce the large-scale exhibition 'artranspennine98.'

Architecture and society, Sculpture, Art and society

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Talking the same language

Article Abstract:

The Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies at York University is coordinating the three-year Client-User Design Education project, which is receiving funding of 250,000 pounds sterling from the Higher Education Funding Council for England. This will focus on the development and appraisal of design teaching elements. It has been set up in response to the growing recognition that architects need to more effectively address the needs of clients and users.

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The case for cultural diversity

Article Abstract:

An argument for encouraging women and ethnic groups into the architectural profession is presented.

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