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079 AD SHK4 Ch4.Indd Index Figures in italic type refer to illustrations. A Archigram 125, 129, 225 B Bates, Smart & McCutcheon: Aalto, Alvar 162 Architectural Association Bachelard, Gaston 15–16, RMIT Building 10, Wolfsburg library, (AA), London 149, 225, 199 Melbourne 188 Germany 151 232 The Poetics of Space 15 Beard, Mary 59 Abedian School of Arkley, Howard Baker, Laurence Wilfred Beauvais, France, Cathedral Architecture, Bond ‘The Home Show’ one- ‘Laurie’ 27 of Saint Peter of 23, 24 University, Robina, man exhibition, Australian Indian Coffee House, Beaux-Arts axial and Queensland, Australia Pavilion, Venice Biennale Thiruvanathapuram, symmetrical city design 125–135 (1999) 68, 68 India 27 183 Adelaide Festival (1996) Theatrical Façade 68 Bakker, Jennie 83, 84 Benjamin, Walter: The 225, 227 ARM 69 Bakker, Joost 21, 83, 84 Arcades Project 97 FOOTPATH, for ‘Ruins of Arnold-Foster, Hugh 60 café in Brighton 86 Bentham, Jeremy 188–189 the Future’ 229 Arnold-Foster, William Daylesford House, Bergman, Ingmar 87 Age of Enlightenment 175, Edward 60–61, 60 Daylesford, Victoria, Berkeley Square, London 168 178, 188 Aronoff Center for Design Australia 85 Bernard Tschumi Architects Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India: and Art, University of Melbourne Food and with Glaserworks: Richard Institute of Technology 24 Cincinnati 176–177 Wine Festival (MFWF): E Lindner Varsity Village, algorithmic designing 228 Arrow Studio, Tylden, Greenhouse, Melbourne University of Cincinnati, Alsop, Will 212 Victoria, Australia 101–106 79–86 Ohio 180, 181–182 Amanda Levete Architects: Ars Povera 65, 199 Silo restaurant, Melbourne Birmingham, England 205 new courtyard and entry Art Deco 68, 219 82, 83–5, 85 Blackpool Tower, Blackpool, to the Victoria and Albert Art Gallery of Ballarat, Baldessari, John: Painting for Lancashire 41, 43 Museum, London 106 COPYRIGHTEDVictoria, Australia: Annexe Kubler 106 MATERIALBlue Lagoon, Iceland 114 Amersfoort, Netherlands 87 163 Banney, Michael 196 Blythe, Richard 23 Anaximander 33 Arts and Crafts style 17 Barcaldine Tree of Treehouse, Hobart, Ando, Tadao 115 Asam brothers 219 Knowledge, Barcaldine, Tasmania, Australia 33–40 Antarctica Architects 80, 86 Asplund, Erik Gunnar: Queensland, Australia Bo Bardi, Lina 21, 63 Antarctica Architects with Stockholm Library, Sweden 198, 199 SESC Pompéia, São Paolo, Joost and Jennie Bakker: 150 Barlow, Marcus R: Brazil 123 Monbulk House, Victoria, Astor, Nancy 65 Manchester Unity Building, Boeri, Stefano 25 Australia 83, 84 Australian Labor Party 199 Melbourne 187 Bosco Verticale (Vertical Anthemius of Tralles 27 Austro-Hungarian Empire Basilica of St Stephen, Forest) apartments, Milan Anthropocene 19, 48, 193, 183 Budapest, Hungary 182, 205, 208 217, 219, 236 185 Bond Street, London 167 242 Borgarfjördur College, Carter, Paul 229 Robotham Architectural Plant Room 31, 59–65 Borgarnes, Iceland Caruso St John Architects: Bureau) 23 self-contained flat 62–63 107–114 Coate House, London Abedian School of studio 60, 61, 62 Borgarnes, Iceland 107, 109 45, 47 Architecture, Bond Edwardian style 68 Borland, Kevin: Clyde Casey, Alice 73 University, Robina, Eens river 87 Cameron College, Albury- Castle, Helen 9 Queensland, Australia Eggleston, Colin 105 Wodonga, Australia 73 Central European University 125–35 Eisen, Charles-Dominique- Bosco Verticale (Vertical remodelling, Budapest Cranbourne, Victoria, Joseph 20 Forest) apartments, Milan, 159, 173, 181, 182–5 Australia 140, 145 Eisenman, Peter: Aronoff Italy 205, 208 Chartres Cathedral, Frances Cranbrook Academy of Center for Design and Art, Braque, Georges 91 173, 174 Art 67 University of Cincinnati Brian Hooper Architect 198 Chicago, Illinois 187, 189 Crossrail 169 176–7 Brighton, East Sussex: Joost China 217 crowd-sourcing 83 Eisenstein, Sergei 105 café 86 Christensen, Michael 196 Crowne Plaza, Singapore Ellrichshausen, Pezo von 9 Broadacre City project 178 Christopoulos, Con 216 220 ‘Sensing Spaces: Bronks Youth Theatre, CIAM (Congrès International Cummins (engine Architecture Reimagined’ Brussels, Belgium 155 d’Architecture Moderne) manufacturing firm) 67 installation 11 Brooke, Rupert 61 188 CZWG 23 Engelmann, Paul 123 Brown, John 25, 51, 55, 56 Clancy Moore Architects 21 Canada Water Library, EPDM (ethylene propylene Brown, John and North, Quarry House, near Dublin, Surrey Quays, Southwark, diene monomer) 92, 92 Matthew: What’s Wrong Ireland 92 London 137, 147–55 Espagnol, Jess 43 with this House? 53 Clark, John James: Louis Hellman’s sketch of Eureka Tower, Melbourne, Browns fashion store, South Melbourne City Baths 123 CZWG founding partners Asutralia 86 Molton Street, London classical architecture 21, 22 149 Expo 2000: MVRDV’s 168 classicism 21, 96 D Netherlands pavilion Brussels, Belgium 89 Cliveden, Taplow, Dandenong, Australia 95 (Hanover, Germany) 19, 21 Buchanan Report Traffic in Buckinghamshire 65 Dandenong Ranges, F Towns (1963) 188 Close, Nicholas: King’s Melbourne, Australia 79 Factory studio, The, New Buckingham, Duke of 65 College Chapel, University Danteum 15, 15, 16 York 97, 100 Burle Marx, Roberto 220 of Cambridge 174 Davies Street, London 167, Fahey, Cassandra 23 Burry, Mark 23, 40 Clyde Cameron College, 168, 168, 169 Fanny and Alexander (film) C Albury-Wodonga, Daylesford House, 87 Calburn, Sarah 23, 25 Australia 73 Daylesford, Victoria, FAT Architecture 87 Sea House, Betty’s Bay, CO2 capture 48 Australia 85 Fawcett, Millicent 60 South Africa 232 Coate House, London 45, 47 de Rijke, Alex 41, 43, 45 Feary, Julian 59, 63–4, 65 sketch design for Loop Coláiste Ailigh, Letterkenny, De Stijl movement 157 Feary + Heron: Plant Room, House, False Bay, South County Donegal, Ireland Debord, Guy: Society of the Eagles Nest, Zennor, Africa [unbuilt] 216 114 Spectacle 97 Cornwall 31, 59–65 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Collins, Randall 195 Deegan, Cian 73 Findlay, Kathryn 225–34 FAB house prototype Cologne Oval Offices, Doric order 179 Fitzgerald National Park, 51–57 Cologne, Germany 224 drawing culture 129, 131, Western Australia 220 Glendale Residence 52 Columbus, Indiana 67–8 133 Flores & Prats 23 Cambridge University 167 Fire Station Number 4 151 dRMM (de Rijke Marsh House in a Suitcase 49 Campbell, Nicholas 149, 149 Community Police Station, Morgan Architects) 23 Fondation Cartier complex, Canada Water, London 151, Marysville, Victoria, Tower of Love building, Paris 205 154 Australia 139–45 Blackpool, Lancashire 41 Foster, Hal: The Art- Canada Water Library, Cook, Peter 125, 126, 129, WoodBlock House, London Architecture Complex Southwark, London 137, 131, 133, 225 41–49 105–6 147–155 Cook, Peter and Fournier, DSDHA 25 Fournier, Colin 125 ‘Black Box’ theatre 151 Colin: Graz Kunsthaus, South Molton Street Frampton, Kenneth 18, 19 Candilis, George, Josic, Austria 125 Building, London 165–171 Franklin, Hayley 118 Alexis and Woods, Corrigan, Peter 105 Dublin, Ireland: House 4 73 Frayn, Michael 125 Shadrach: competition Covert House, Clapham, E Free University of Berlin, southwest London 170–71 design for Free University Eagles Nest, Zennor, Germany: competition Cox, Ka 61 of Berlin 187 Cornwall 59 design 187 Cox, Philip 106 Carew Tower, Cincinnati, archway 60, 61, 62 French Revolution 178 CRAB studio (Cook Ohio 219 kitchen 60, 61 Furness & Evans 73 Leon van Schaik 243 Index Future Cities Catapult 236 Stonborough House, Japan 65, 217, 223, 227, La Plage, Vanuatu 193, G Kundmanngasse, Vienna 227, 229 209–216 Gardner, Howard 195 122, 123 Jefferson, Thomas: University Spring Street Grocer, Gardner, Margaret 185–187 Heidegger, Martin 16 of Virginia 175 Melbourne 209, 211, 212, Gaudí, Antoni: Sagrada Hellman, Louis: sketch of Jekyll, Gertrude 60 213, 215 Família, Barcelona 40 CZWG founding partners Johannesburg 72 Kuma, Kengo 9 Genexis Theatre, Singapore 149 John Wardle Architects 21 Kurtogpi Architects 21, 107 220, 222 Heron, Delia 61, 62 Rokeby Street Studio Borgarfjördur College, Glaserworks 180 Heron, Kate 61 and redevelopment, Borgarnes, Iceland ‘godown’ (shop-house) kitchen, Eagle’s Nest, Collingwood, Victoria, 107–114 204–5 Zennor, Cornwall 60, 63 Australia 145 L Godsell, David 115, 117, 118 self-contained flat, Eagle’s Jones, Gwyn 112–113 La Plage, Vanuatu 193, Goodwin, Kate 9–10 Nest, Zennor, Cornwall Jones, Mary Margaret 175 209–216 Gothic architecture 22–3, 62–63 Joseph A Steger Student Lacaton & Vassal: Latapie 23, 24 Heron, Patrick 61–62, 63 Life Center, University of House, Floirac, France 106 Gough, Piers 147, 149, 149, Heron, Susannah 61 Cincinnati, Ohio 180 Lake Mountain, Victoria, 150, 151, 154, 155 Hilberseimer, Ludwig 188 Josic, Alexis 187 Australia 139 Grafton Architects 9 Hill, Dan 236 Joyce, James: Ulysses 163 Lasdun, Sir Denys 115 School of Economics, Luigi Hills, David 167, 170 Jubilee line, London 151 Latapie House, Floirac, Bocconi University, Milan, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland K France 106 Italy 190 Plaza complex, Ohio 219 Kahn, Louis 24, 173 Laugier, Marc-Antoine: An ‘Sensing Spaces: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia: Kárason, Steinþór Kári 107, Essay on Architecture 20 Architecture Reimagined’ Treehouse 33–40 111, 113 Lavery, Michael 196, 199 installation 10 Hogg, Peter 101 Katsalidis, Nonda: Eureka Le Corbusier 115, 188, 204 Grand Hotel, Mildura, Holy Roman Empire 182–3 Tower, Melbourne 86 studio for Amédée Victoria, Australia 68 Hong Kong 205 Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto, Ozenfant, Paris 205 Grays Antique Centre, Davies Hook, Martyn 195 Japan 115 Unité d’Habitation, Street, London 170 Hopper, Edward: Nighthawks Kennedy, George: archway Marseille 205–206 Graz Kunsthaus, Austria 125 216 at Eagle’s Nest, Zennor, Learning Centre of Brisbane
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