A A brief article on the showroom in the December 1907 issue of Architects' and Builders Magazinee includes interior and exterior photographs.
A 1965 issue of the Architects' Journal announces that Park Hill is "almost as un-photogenic as the London Underground" adding that "close-up it is a neutral framework drawing life only from its inhabitants".
In "Mies in Berlin," in the summer of 2001, a single interactive kiosk displayed five issues of the architect's avant-garde journal, G.
In the latest issue of Architectural Review, architect James Dunnett argues it is time to consider moving Britain's capital from London to, er, West Bromwich.
In 1905 Architecture Magazine described Tiffany as one of the finest store buildings in America, and in a 1908 issue of The California Architect and Engineer, the French critic Augustin-Adolphe Rey called the Gorham structure "the most beautiful business building in the world".
Writing in the Nov. 7, 1923, issue of The American Architect and the Architectural Review, Roi L. Morin criticized the sightlines and faulted the short distance to left and right fields, overlooking the fact that the short porch in right had been created for Babe Ruth, not that the Babe needed much help.
An opportunity has arisen to examine the issue of solidarity among architects today.
I expect a priority here will be the issue of recycling: some architects are taking an interest in Rem Koolhaas's notion of reusable art, and much of London's Olympic stuff may end up in Rio in 2016.
There remains one potential issue of Zaha Hadid Architects without Zaha Hadid: Will the firm have the magnetic power to draw prestigious institutional and cultural clients without its charismatic leader?
And equally to investigate the issue of what we architects for all our differences have in common, hence my overall theme of the exhibition: 'Common Ground.' This theme also raises the question of how architects relate to society, because architecture cannot operate in a vacuum.
