EUSAS Presents: Simon Smithson of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
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EUSAS Presents: Nick Hill of David Chipperfield Architects
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Coming up this Semester
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EUSAS Refreshers Party 2012
Happy new year one and all, we hope you’re all refreshed from your break. The EUSAS team have been planning a number of social events over the christmas, as well as an exciting line up of lectures for the Spring Semester. We thought the best way to get the EUSAS social calendar rolling was to arrange a EUSAS get together this Friday 20th January.
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EUSAS Refreshers Party 2012
Professor Mike Cadwell, the George Simpson Visiting Critic, gives a lecture entitled ‘Four Lines’
ESALA is proud to welcome Professor Mike Cadwell, the George Simpson Visiting Critic, giving a lecture entitled “Four Lines”. Wednesday 18th January Main Lecture Hall, University of Edinburgh ECA, Lauriston Place 6.30pm This event is free but we would recommend that you come early to ensure a place. (Image – An interior view of OMA’s McCormick Center at IIT – One of the buildings that will form the subject of the lecture)
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Professor Mike Cadwell, the George Simpson Visiting Critic, gives a lecture entitled ‘Four Lines’
EUSAS Presents: Buro Happold
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EUSAS Presents: Gort Scott
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EUSAS Presents: STASUS| Pamphlet Architecture 32 | “Resilience”
Resilience features “animate landscapes” by James A.
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EUSAS Presents: STASUS
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EUSAS Presents: Rural Design – The Russians used a pencil
Rural Design is a practice of award winning architects based on the Isle of Skye, working throughout the Highlands of Scotland. Projects are based upon a rigorous analysis of the clients requirements, the site and the landscape context. Their work is characterised by a crisp and contemporary approach; however it is always grounded by an understanding of history and a respect for the environment
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