Add to ORKGRobin Hood Gardens is a development of flats in Tower Hamlets, London, designed by the internationally-known architects Alison and Peter Smithson and completed in 1972. It has been the subject of media attention, especially since 2007, owing to a redevelopment proposal and a campaign to save the building by listing. The main piece in the book reviews the history of the building, its critical reception and false perceptions about its current performance and presumed 'failure'. It argues that the building is fit for purpose and that its destruction would be a waste of a physical and cultural resource
Cambridge is a historic city in the UK with an international reputation. The CB1 development is a ma...
When J. G. Ballard published his masterpiece High-Rise in 1975, many readers in London automatically...
After World War II (WWII) Britain was responsible for much of the early pioneering, multi-storey arc...
Robin Hood Gardens is a development of flats in Tower Hamlets, London, designed by the international...
Robin Hood Gardens (RHG) was a brutalist social housing estate in Poplar, East London, built in 1972...
In London, in the context of a shortfall of homes that has achieved the status of “housing crisis”, ...
This article investigates the Victoria and Albert Museum’s recent acquisition of a section of Robin ...
Book synopsis: This is the first overview of the career of Alison and Peter Smithson, the most contr...
, A. & P. Smithson. This contribution triggers from the conference concept – pragmatismoutópico # u...
After World War II, various architectural theories were proposed for urban development in order to t...
The 1970s was a key decade in the history of post-war UK architecture. In contrast to elsewhere in ...
Thesis (BArch(Hons)) -- University of Melbourne, Faculty of Architecture Building and Town & Regiona...
This book examines the skyline as a space for radical urban politics. Focusing on the relationship b...
This exhibition presents the work of acclaimed British architect and urbanist Peter Barber. It explo...
The dissertation looks into the work of the British architects Alison and Peter Smithson (1928-1993,...
Cambridge is a historic city in the UK with an international reputation. The CB1 development is a ma...
When J. G. Ballard published his masterpiece High-Rise in 1975, many readers in London automatically...
After World War II (WWII) Britain was responsible for much of the early pioneering, multi-storey arc...
Robin Hood Gardens is a development of flats in Tower Hamlets, London, designed by the international...
Robin Hood Gardens (RHG) was a brutalist social housing estate in Poplar, East London, built in 1972...
In London, in the context of a shortfall of homes that has achieved the status of “housing crisis”, ...
This article investigates the Victoria and Albert Museum’s recent acquisition of a section of Robin ...
Book synopsis: This is the first overview of the career of Alison and Peter Smithson, the most contr...
, A. & P. Smithson. This contribution triggers from the conference concept – pragmatismoutópico # u...
After World War II, various architectural theories were proposed for urban development in order to t...
The 1970s was a key decade in the history of post-war UK architecture. In contrast to elsewhere in ...
Thesis (BArch(Hons)) -- University of Melbourne, Faculty of Architecture Building and Town & Regiona...
This book examines the skyline as a space for radical urban politics. Focusing on the relationship b...
This exhibition presents the work of acclaimed British architect and urbanist Peter Barber. It explo...
The dissertation looks into the work of the British architects Alison and Peter Smithson (1928-1993,...
Cambridge is a historic city in the UK with an international reputation. The CB1 development is a ma...
When J. G. Ballard published his masterpiece High-Rise in 1975, many readers in London automatically...
After World War II (WWII) Britain was responsible for much of the early pioneering, multi-storey arc...