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A Barnsley, Sidney Howard 38 Berlin, Germany Abu Simbel, Egypt 81 Baroque 10, 31, 33, 33, 80, Neue Nationalgalerie 70 Adam, Robert 155–6, 157 157 Technical University of Aichhorn, August 79 Barr, Alfred 124 Berlin: Architecture Alexander, Hartley Burr 124 Barthes, Roland: ‘The Eiffel Faculty 173 Alison Brooks Architects 91 Tower’ 11 Bernini, Gian Lorenzo 97 Alster River 169 basalt 23–4 Berry Bros & Rudd 141 American Civil War (1861–5) Bath, Somerset Beuys, Joseph: 7000 Oaks - 116 Adam’s plan for the new City Forestation Instead anamorphism 41, 46 town 155–6, 157 of City Administration André, Carl 181 Great Pulteney Street 160, 37 Anglo-Saxons 51, 96 161, 164, 166 ‘Big Bang’ deregulation of Anspach, Jules Victor 85 Holburne Museum of City financial markets Antonioni, Michelangelo Art (previously Sydney (1987) 57 63, 64 Hotel) 157–69 Bilbao Guggenheim Antwerp, Belgium: Oosters Pulteney Bridge 156 Museum, Spain 8 Huis 51 Sydney Gardens 151, 152, Birkenhead, Wirral 171 Architectural Association 9 152, 155–69 Birmingham 152 Architectural Forum 70, Sydney Place (No.4) 157, Blake, William 95 120, 120 159 Blohm+Voss shipbuilding Art Nouveau 89 Bath, William Pulteney, 1st firm 171 Arts and Crafts 38 Earl of 155 Blomfield, Reginald 143, asklepieion (healing temple) Bath stone 168 160–61, 162 154 Baumgarten, Paul 173 Blow-Up (film) 63 Atatürk, Mustafa Kemal 39 Becket, Thomas 18 Bo Bardi, Lina 66–70, 68, Athens, Greece 61 Beckford, William 159 69, 70 agora 122, 129 Bedford, Duke of 141 Bodenehr, Gabriel: Lisabon COPYRIGHTED British School 61 Bedford MATERIAL School Music oder Olyssipo 23 Parthenon 60, 61–2, 65 School, Bedfordshire borders 17–18, 19 Temple of Theseus 60 164 Borromini, Francesco 10, 97 Austen, Jane 157, 159 Beigel, Florian 22 Bosch, Hieronymus 148, 149, Autobahnen (Third Reich) 16 Beijing, China: Imperial 154, 177, 179 Avon Canal 157 Palace, Forbidden City The Crowning with Thorns azulejo 24 16 149 B Benjamin, Walter 138 The Cure of Folly 149 Bagnaia, Italy: Villa Lante 153 Bentley, John Francis 38 The Epiphany (Adoration of Balat, Alphonse 85 Bergen, Norway: the Magi) 149 Baldwin, Thomas 157, 164 Tyskebryggen 51 The Garden of Earthly Eric Parry 185 Index Bosch, Hieronymus (cont.) Isle of Lewis, Scotland Como, Italy: Casa del Fascio Engineering 75 Delights 148, 149–51, 49 73 Duisburg-Nord, Germany 149, 158 Cambridge Coram, Thomas 97 harbour complex 176 The Creation of the Accordia 91 Cosmati work 16, 37, 40, 41, Landschaftpark 148, World 150 Pembroke College 164 42–3, 42, 46 175–81 The Haywain 149 Campin, Robert 148 Coutts Bank 102 Piazza Metallica 181, 181 The Seven Deadly Sins 149 Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Craig-Martin, Michael 22 Dürrenmatt, Friedrich 171 The Temptation of St Canal) 153 Crossrail project 22, 96 E Anthony 149 The Thames from Somerset Cubism 49, 78, 90 East 22 Bow Street Runners 97 House Terrace towards Culm (now Chelmno, Poland) East India Company 110 Boyarsky, Alvin 9 the City 56, 57 51 Eastern Orthodox Church 40 Boyle Family 46 Vauxhall Gardens - The D Ebbw Vale, Wales: National Cobbles Study 14 Grand Walk 154 Danton, Georges 137 Garden Festival (1992) Holland Park Avenue Cannes, France: Marché Danzig (now Gdan´sk, 177 Study, London Series 14 international des Poland) 51 Edinburgh 152 ‘Journey to the Surface of professionels de Dasarathi, Rama 43 Edlund, Richard and the Earth’ exhibition l’immobilier 56 Deacon, Richard: Piccadilly Molander, Örjan: (Serpentine Gallery, Caruso, Adam 37 144, 144 drawings from London, 1975) 14, 15 Caruso St John Architects 17, Defoe, Daniel 95 Stortorget, från brunn Brangwyn, Frank 125 33, 34, 35, 35, 36, 37 Dekker, Thomas 155 till P-mätare 33 Braque, Georges 139 Carvalho e Melo, Sebastião Demaye, Georges 31 Egypt: Pyramids 50 Brassaï 139 José de (later Marquis of Demnig, Gunter: Elamites: ziggurats 50 Bremen, Germany 51 Pombal) 25–6 Stolpersteine project 16, Elbe River 169, 171 Brethren of the Bridge 18, 22 ‘cat skulls’ (kattskallar) 16, 43, 44, 45 Elbing (now Elbla˛g, Poland) Brick Gothic 55 (fossils) 36 Dernie, David 88 51 Bridge House Estates 22 Catherine of Portugal 110 Dessau, Germany: Bauhaus Eliot, TS: The Waste Land Bristol 152, 156 Cézanne, Paul 49 73 21–2 British new town building Mont Sainte-Victoire Deutsche Bank: Alfred Éluard, Paul 139 boom 130 ‘motif’ 49 Herrhausen Fund 8 Emberton, Joseph 143, 143 Brouillet, André: Une Leçon Chamberlin, Powell and Bon Deutscher Werkbund 172 Emscher River 179 clinique à la Salpêtrière 92, 92, 94 Dickens, Charles 84 encyclopédistes 137 81 Charcot, Dr 81 Our Mutual Friend 21 Engelman, Edmund 79, 80, brownstones 122 Charles, HRH The Prince of Documenta 7 (Kassel, 81, 82 Brummell, Beau 142 Wales 57 Germany, 1982) 37 English Heritage 57 Brussels, Belgium Charles, Martin 113 Doha, Qatar: Msheireb 130 English pleasure gardens Académie des Beaux-Arts Charles I, King 101 Donne, Benjamin: A New 151–5, 151, 152–3, 154 85 Charles II, King 110 and Correct Plan of the Enlightenment 25, 25 Hôtel Solvay 85, 86 Charles X, King of France City of Bath... 156 Enna, Sicily 16 Hôtel Tassel 79, 85, 86–90, 131 dos Santos, Eugénio and Erfahrung 147 86, 87, 88 Chaucer, Geoffrey: Mardel, Carlos: Planta Eric Parry Architects 19, 20, Hôtel van Eetvelde 85 Canterbury Tales 53 Topographica da Cidade 38, 40, 42, 62, 63, 65, Buñuel, Luis 154 Chien andalou, Un (film) 154 de Lisboa 25, 26, 26 86, 96, 111, 116, 143, Bunyan, John 95 Chilean miners’ incarceration dry-stone walling 33 144, 163, 167, 174 Burdett, Ricky 9 (2010) 11 Dublin, Ireland 152 Erskine, Ralph 91 Burlington, Lord 153 Chippendale, Thomas 97 Denzille Lane 75 Escorial palace, El, near Busch, Wilhelm 81 Christo and Jean-Claude: oil- Henrietta Street 16 Madrid, Spain 148, 149 Byzantine style 39 barred-filled gasometer Trinity College: Department Esposizione Universale Roma C (art installation, of Mechanical and (EUR) (plan) 68 Callanish Stones, Calanais, Oberhausen) 176 Manufacturing Ezekiel, Book of 148 186 F ‘Future Southwark’ European Green Capital I Faber and Faber 22 exhibition (1996) 22 (2011) 171 Impressionism 49 Fallada, Hans: Alone in G Grindelhochhäuser 173 Industrial Revolution 131 Berlin 84 G-3 development plan 122 Jewish Orphanage Ingres, Jean-Auguste- Farnsworth House (Plano, Gadamer, Hans-Georg: Truth (Jüdisches Waisenhaus), Dominique: Oedipus Illinois) 70 and Method 147 Martin-Luther-King- and the Sphinx 81 Farrell, Yvonne 75 Ganesh (Hindu god) 113 Platz 45, 46, 46 Internationale Fauves 90 Gasquet, Joachim 49 Landungsbrücken 171 Bauausstellung (IBA) Feilden Clegg Bradley Gateshead: National Garden Market Halls 173 Emscher Park, northern Studios 91 Festival (1990) 177 Planten un Blomen 148, Germany 176, 181 field stones 16, 33, 34, 35, Gehry, Frank 8 169–75 Emscher Park Building 36, 37 George III, King 101 Apothekergarten 175 Exhibition 176 Fielding, Henry 97 George IV, King 101, 102 Japanese Garden 172 Internationale Gartenbau- First World War 62 German Green Movement Narzissenhang 174–5 Ausstellung (IGA) 170, Fischer, Theodor 172 178 Rudolphus bastion 173 172, 172, 173, 174, 175 Fleischl-Marxow, Ernest Ghent, Belgium 85 Stolpersteine, Martin- Istanbul, Turkey von 81 Gibbs, James 97–8, 99, 99, Luther-King-Platz 16, Church of the Holy Florence, Italy: Ponte Vecchio 100, 100, 101 16, 44–5, 45 Apostles 39–41 156 Giedion, Sigfried: Space, Handel, George Frideric 97, Hagia Sofia 37, 38, 39, 40 Fontana, Carlo 97 Time and Architecture 154, 157 axonometric section 38 Fort Worth, Texas: Kimbell 129 Messiah 97 Byzantine floors 39 Art Museum 70, 71, 71 Gilbert, Alfred: Shaftesbury Hanseatic League 30, 51–4, Proconnesian marble Fosdick, Raymond B 128 Memorial Fountain 144 52, 53, 165 floor 16, 16, 39, 39, Foster, Richard: Patterns Giovannoni, Gustavo 68 Haussmann, Baron Georges- 41, 46 of Thought: The Glasgow 91 Eugène 85, 131, 132, Taksim Gezi Park protests Hidden Meaning of National Garden Festival 133, 135, 138 (2013-14) 146 the Great Pavement (1988) 177 Hawksmoor, Nicholas 100, J of Westminster Abbey Gotland 36 106 Jakobsweg 52 42, 43 Grafton Architects 71–2, 72, Hayman, Francis 153 James, John 106 Foster + Partners 58, 59 73–4, 73, 75, 75, 76 Hemmings, David 63 Jardner, Karlheinz 175 Fournier, Fortuné de: Le ‘Cuore di Cristallo per Henry II, King 18 ‘jaula’ pombalina 26–7 cabinet de travail Milano’ (‘Crystal Heart Henry VIII, King 96 Jermyn, Henry 141 de Napoléon III aux for Milan’) 73, 75 Hermkes, Bernard 172–4, Justinian I, Emperor 40 Tuileries 132 granite 24, 33, 36, 37, 43, 174 K Frampton, Kenneth 9 65, 66 Herrera, Juan de 148 Kahn, Louis 70–71, 71 Frankfurt, Germany 56, 57, Great Western Railway 158 Hogarth, William 97, 153, Kalmar, Kvarnholmen, 172 Greifswald, Germany 51, 155 Sweden 30–31 French Revolution (1789) 131 52, 53 Holburne, Sir William cathedral 31, 33, 34, 35, Freud, Anna 80 grisaille 149, 150 159–60, 164 37 Freud, Martha 80 Gropius, Walter 73 Holford, Lord 21 Stortorget 16, 17, 30, 31, Freud, Sigmund 79–81, 82, Guillotin, Joseph-Ignace 137 Holocaust 45, 46 31, 33–7, 33, 34, 35, 36 83, 83, 84 Gulf States 16 Hood, Raymond 119, 120, Kalmar Wars (1611-13) 30 Freud family 80 H 121, 123, 127, 128 Kalmar Läns Museum, Friedrich, Caspar David 51 Hamburg, Germany 51 Horta, Victor 79, 85, 86, 87, Sweden: Stortorget, Greifswald im Mondschein Albert Schweitzer 88, 89, 90 frå brunn till P-mätare (Greifswald by Gymnasium 173 Huizinga, Johan: Homo (Main Square, from Well Moonlight) 52 Blankenese 171 Ludens 146–7 to Parking Metre) 31, 33 The Wanderer above the Dammtor 169 Kassel, Germany 37, 178 Sea of Fog 53 defensive ramparts
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