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An exhibition on architectural drawing featuring drawings from Stormen, Bodø held in the National Norwegian Archive, The National Museum, Oslo, Norway.
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An exhibition on architectural drawing featuring drawings from Stormen, Bodø held in the National Norwegian Archive, The National Museum, Oslo, Norway.
The 80-apartment Cadix harbour building in Antwerp, part of the regeneration of former docklands, reveals its intricacy across a series of scales, writes Daniel Rosbottom. Photography Karin Borghouts, Stijn Bollaert, Sergison Bates
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The 80-apartment Cadix harbour building in Antwerp, part of the regeneration of former docklands, reveals its intricacy across a series of scales, writes Daniel Rosbottom. Photography Karin Borghouts, Stijn Bollaert, Sergison Bates
Building study: David Chipperfield Architects’ expansion of the Royal Academy successfully redefines the country’s oldest arts institution.
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Building study: David Chipperfield Architects’ expansion of the Royal Academy successfully redefines the country’s oldest arts institution.
Sound and Vision
Daniel Rosbottom reflects on a new collection of architectural writing by Tony Fretton
Book review: Reflections on ‘AEIOU: Articles, Essays, Interviews and Out-takes’ Tony Fretton, Jap Sam Books, 160pp.
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Book review: Reflections on ‘AEIOU: Articles, Essays, Interviews and Out-takes’ Tony Fretton, Jap Sam Books, 160pp.
Pantheon was an installation in the room 'Horizontal Cities' at the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial.
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Pantheon was an installation in the room 'Horizontal Cities' at the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial.
Rereading history
Conversation between Tom Avermaete, Sofie de Caigny, Christoph Grafe and Daniel Rosbottom in Maatwerk. Made to measure
Transcription of chapter by Ellen Van Impe
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Transcription of chapter by Ellen Van Impe
Journal article
(2014)
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D.J. Rosbottom
This small-scale residential infill project of three houses and five apartments, by the UK/ Swiss practice Jaccaud Zein, stands at the junction of two unassuming East London streets. Although configured as two buildings, the short terrace of houses facing onto Shepherdess Walk and the taller block of apartments around the corner on Wen lock Street read as an ensemble, brought together through the carefully composed restraint and subdued richness of their brick facades.
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This small-scale residential infill project of three houses and five apartments, by the UK/ Swiss practice Jaccaud Zein, stands at the junction of two unassuming East London streets. Although configured as two buildings, the short terrace of houses facing onto Shepherdess Walk and the taller block of apartments around the corner on Wen lock Street read as an ensemble, brought together through the carefully composed restraint and subdued richness of their brick facades.