Quitting the bridesmaid club

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David Chipperfield admits that his architectural business has not been as successful in the United Kingdom as he had hoped, although he feels that the small projects taken on all over the world between 1985 and 1995 have given his office a versatile and spontaneous approach. Chipperfield adopts a Modern Movement architectural style, and is seen as a minimalist in the industry. He has projects at the Henley rowing centre and Richmond church and is expected to continue building his success in Britain in the future.

Interview, Works, Architecture, Modern, Modern architecture, Chipperfield, David

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Historian dons a new role: Andrew Saint, second chair of architecture at Cambridge, will relate his historical perspective to the world of practice

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Andrew Saint, an architectural historian, has been appointed to the second chair of architecture at Cambridge University. Saint lectures on history and supervises dissertations, but does not confine his contribution to the Cambridge department within narrow academic boundaries. He is a defender of social architecture.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Historians, Achievements and awards, Saint, Andrew

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Flight fantastic

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The new airport terminal building at Madrid's Barajas Airport is Europe's largest project in the year 2003. The airport takes shape keeping in pace with the time commitment that contrasts with Heathrow's Terminal 5.

Spain, Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, Design and construction, Madrid Barajas Airport

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