Master of space craft

Article Abstract:

Artist Richard Wilson suggests that artists should try to work with what architects actually produce rather than work with them to make the initial designs. Wilson often works on projects which are already under construction such as the Dovecot Arts Centre, Stockon-on-Tees, England. He likes to use space in many different ways often incorporating the architecture into his work. Wilson sees his role as changing architecture into art. He is also working on a project at the Baltic Flour Mills, Gateshead, England.

Interview, Artists, Wilson, Richard (British physicist)

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Winner for Ebbw Vale urban village

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Architect Nealon Tanner has won a competition for the design of an urban village on the site of the Garden Festival, Wales at Ebbw Vale. Construction of the mixed use development will begin in Oct 1992 when the Festival ends. Many existing festival buildings will be used in the scheme which will emphasise the use of traditional materials. The village will eventually house 2,500 people and will be focused on a village green with shops, pubs, offices and a playground.

Achievements and awards, City planning, Urban planning, Villages, Nealon Tanner

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Good vibrations

Article Abstract:

The key issues involved in structure vibration are discussed. What building designers need to do to cope with the vibration situation is examined.

United Kingdom, Industrial equipment industry, Instructions

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