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.archlog: the weblog of architecture Landscape architect great A.E. Bye died this past weekend.

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs Edinburgh launches first centre for small practices



A group of architects in Edinburgh has set up a pioneering resource centre for small practices which could be replicated across the UK

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs Franck Lohsen McCrery Architects has unveiled the first comprehensive masterplan for the devastated World Trade Center site.

This depresses me somewhat...

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs Landscape Institute honours the best of design in 2001

West 8 to be part of a group of 13 international architects and urban designers selected to help breathe new life into town and city centres across Yorkshire.AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs

Murray + Dunlop seek planning for £6m River Clyde housing scheme

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs "The 1,200m² development will provide 65 mainly two-bed apartments. The majority will be executive apartments but a percentage is expected to be affordable."

Don't like the sound of this. Executive apartments?

Sony's empty 'City in a Box' Successful cities have a life of their own. Careful packaging is no substitute for a festive street or neighborhood. The urban experience can't be reduced to a formula, not even by a corporate monolith with an $85 million construction budget.

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas has been cleared of plagiarism after an eight-year legal battle. The Pritzker Prize winner is now considering ways to recover his £500,000 costs – which could include legal action against the expert witness for the case.

Foster to be outsed by turquoise & green stilt building?

AJ from The Architects’ Journal. Architecture news and information. Companies, buildings, design, products, jobs Will Alsop has unveiled a scheme for the contested Spitalfields Market site, at the request of the Spitalfields Market Under Threat (SMUT) campaign.

Gabion: Prefab homes revival: A new generation tackles an old idea 1/3

Until they were reinvented as glorious parts of our national heritage and listed, prefabs - that's prefabricated homes - had a bit of a bad name, didn't they? Somehow, the little "temporary" factory-made homes produced in the 1940s as a cure for bomb damage came to be associated with big, expensive, later failures of another type of prefab building - the tower block. But now, hey presto! Tower blocks are all right again, are routinely refurbished rather than dynamited, and the best ones are inevitably now also listed as historically and architecturally important.

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Grove, Hackney, London

Murray Grove Cartwright Pickard Architects Hackney, London

"The accommodation is targeted at young single people, couples and flat sharers, who might prefer low-rental housing for a few years rather than the greater commitment of a mortgage."

First read about this in Dwell, April 2001.

Jean-Luc Godard Quotations To me style is just the outside of content, and content the inside of style, like the outside and the inside of the human body. Both go together, they can't be separated.