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Terms and conditions applyJim Stirling and the Red Trilogy: Three Radical Buildings
Alan Berman
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Format: Book
Pages: 128
Publisher: Frances Lincoln
Date Published: Oct 2010
Stock Code: 73749
ISBN: 9780711231443
Binding: Hardback
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The University of Leicester Engineering Building, the History Faculty and Library at Cambridge, and the residential Florey Building at Queen's College are much praised by architects, yet hated by the members of the universities that use them. Here Alan Berman has drawn together essays that put the buildings in their historical context while exploring both their radical features and their technical failings. In addition, 22 of today's most famous architects — including Will Alsop, Norman Foster, Richard MacCormac, and Richard Rogers — explain and partly seek to defend the importance of these radical and controversial buildings.
With top contributors and newly commissioned photography, as well as stunning drawings taken from the Jim Stirling archives, this book attempts a serious reengagement with the continuing debate between modern architects and the public.
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RIAS Quarterly
A valuable contribution to our understanding of contemporary architecture and will, one hopes, secure Stirling's enduring legacy for future generations.
RIBA Journal
A model of how to assemble a collage around a character, an age and a moment in history. It starts to get to the heart of Stirling's enduring importance in British architecture.
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