A picture caption in the special Museums section on Tuesday with an article about two Chicago building projects reversed the identities of two architects who designed the Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies.
If one speculated about the identities of the specific architects of Reagan's strategy, it would be hard to think of a more likely candidate than Marshall, who through seven presidencies, and now in his mid-80s, has remained the reclusive, semilegendary director of the Office of Net Assessment, the Pentagon's in-house think tank of strategic analysts and futurists.
Under those circumstances, it was a necessity to manifest our perspective on Architecture, space and identity of the Architect.
'Engineering works' are the reason trains are delayed". And, while the identity of the architect of the Shard in London, Renzo Piano, is well known, its engineers are not.
Wright's furniture is appreciated more for its design than its craft; all pieces are charged with the identity of the architect.
They were discussed in three conferences − Sustaining Identity – sponsored by Arup Associates, a firm of architects with a global reach, and held at the V&A in recent years, in which Pallasma and some of the RA's exhibitors took part.
At the same time as Koolhaas was trying to define the ultimate effects of globalisation on the city, identifying an alarming loss of identity, several architects (including the same Koolhaas) were reacting to this apparent flatness of architecture by elaborating what has lately been called iconic architecture.
To create an international identity, it is not necessary to assemble teams of architects from different cities.
Instead, they favor an R&D operation in which a community of architects, suppliers, critics, publishers, artists, designers, and others immerse themselves in a discourse about the role, identity, and meaning of a product well before they address its form.
Split among choice of architects.
