Zaha's spiky progression owes much to the toils of Toker

Article Abstract:

Biltin Toker was a Turkish architectural student born in 1937 who arrived at the Oxford School of Architecture in 1958. Toker's approach of designing buildings was similar to Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind and after the death of Toker in 1996 Hadid and Libeskind picked up the progression in architecture.

United States, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Practice, Architectural firms, Architectural practice, Libeskind, Daniel, Toker, Biltin

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Did Zaha Hadid and Daniel Libeskind have a precursor?

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the architectural designs of Zaha Hadid who was the first architect to move away from rectangular elements in building design. Other expressionist architects and designers are discussed.

Services, Column, Architects

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Chasing the elusive connection between 'good' and 'design'

Article Abstract:

Martin Pawley discusses the power of good design in architecture. He states it is important to recognize a good design when it is seen, and it can lead to riches and prizes.

United Kingdom

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