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A visit to an architect’s office, showing the processes involved in a design task: client’s requirements; anthropometrics and ergonomics; effect of different layouts; corporate image; codes and zoning;...
The Regency period (1790-1837) was one of the great ages of architectural draughtsmanship and saw technical advances and developments in architectural practice. This exhibition shows how different sorts of...
Looks at some of the consequences for housing of the architectural changes introduced between 1890 and 1939.
Describes the work of the Architecture and Building Aids Computer Unit, Strathclyde (ABACUS) and illustrates a wide range of computer programs which influence architectural practice and education....
A collection of over 300 colour photographs of a single modern, private house by the sea, edited and precisely set to music, is used to create a strong sense of the building and its environment.
A selection of images taken between 1978 and 1987 of minimalist clothes shop interiors, including the London stores of Yohji, Yamamoto, Kenzo, Katherine Hamnett and others.
An introduction to the basic principles and issues that are important in the successful design of a shopping centre.
Examines Kedleston Hall, one of Robert Adam’s architectural masterpieces. Attempts to explain Adam’s neo-classical design, to look at the changes between designs and construction and to consider the...
Defines the primary objective of design for shops, states the principles of their design in street or covered centre form, and notes the various types of modern shopping centre.
Piers Gough and his partners have provided London with some of its most witty architectural statements.
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