Translating Architecture and Planning from Berlin and Britain to New Zealand: the Work and Life of Gerhard Rosenberg
hill m – how a statue can shape a city
…the focus of Barnet’s vision was the region around Bourke. For example, a short distance north on the 250 QUOTATION: What does history have in store for architecture today? same…
SAHANZ_18_Mota
…privileged over amenity value. And the decision was short- sighted, as evidenced by another major redevelopment of the site, underway at the present time. Introduction In the 1960s, the use…
The Met Breuer: From Sculpture to Art Museum and Back Again
Loneragan_2022_SAHANZ
…1897,” https://townsville.pydus.com/cgi-bin/ spydus.exe/ FULL/WPAC/BIBENQ/18682886/12533102,1?FMT=IMG). The focus on the external physical architectural object and its contribution to the streetscape is not surprising given that the adaptive reuse predates the adoption of…
Jin_2022_SAHANZ
…not confine the landscape- architecture correlation to a conventional figure-background or building-site composition but attempts to imprint this correlation inwardly onto the architectural form.34 Regarding the Lingyin Teahouse, the aforementioned…
SAHANZ_19_Kahn
…the University of Sydney in 1924 for a thesis on the design and construction of the railway and bridge—worked from 1914-1932 on the development of the City Railway and the…
Before Scarborough: John Andrews in the Office of Parkin Associates 1959-1961
willink r – the met breuer
…commissioned by the Whitney Museum to do just that, however, he needed the approval from the Landmark Preservation Commission, the City Planning Commission and the New York City Board of…
SAHANZ_19_Gower
…for the design of new diplomatic buildings. The paper will conclude by presenting the effect institutional lobbying had on the Gorton administration and on the future role of both Australian…