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1 online resource (1 streaming audio file (39 minutes)): sound, color + transcript, images of works |
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Headquarters In Okayama, Japan, 1991--Office Building, Stockley Park Near Heathrow Airport, 1991. Front Facade--Office Building, Stockley Park Near Heathrow Airport, 1991. Plan--Office Building, Stockley Park Near Heathrow Airport, 1991. Axonometric Drawing--Office Building, Stockley Park Near Heathrow Airport, 1991. Stair Hall--Health Centre, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. Front Facade--Health Centre, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. Waiting Room--Health Centre, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. Plan--Anthony Gormley Studio, London, 1989. Interior--Tom Philips Studio, London, 1989. Interior--Tom Philips Studio, London, 1989. Stairs To Mezzanine Gallery--Stanhope Offices, London, 1989. Axonometric Drawing--Stanhope Offices, London, 1989. Waiting Area--Studios In Soho, London. Elevational Drawing--Studios In Soho, London. Entrance Space--Château De Paulin, Near Albi, France. General View--Château De Paulin, Near Albi, France. Plan Showing Ongoing Developments--Château De Paulin, Near Albi, France. The Tower--Château De Paulin, Near Albi, France. View From Terrace--Master Plan For Pembroke College, Cambridge University. Model--Master Plan For Pembroke College, Cambridge University. Sectional Drawing--Scheme For Hospital Near Norwich, 1992. Site Plan--Scheme For Hospital Near Norwich, 1992. Aerial Perspective--Scheme For Hospital Near Norwich, 1992. Sketch In Bavarian Church |
| Summary |
Eric Parry is one of Britain's younger architects, of whom Richard MacCormac has written: "We look to people like Parry to extend the language, possibilities and range of enjoyment that Modernism has not yet delivered". Parry trained in the 1980s at Newcastle University, the Royal College of Art and the AA before setting up his practice E.P. Associates (now Eric Parry Architects) in London. He is also a university lecturer in architecture at Cambridge and has taught at Harvard under Moneo. In his recording he says: "My buildings do not have an immediately recognisable style or signature. But they are spatially and materially consistent. My starting point with a project is the notion of cultural situation. To understand architecture as the creation of settings for deeply-rooted archetypal situations is essential to my interpretation of form". The projects he shows illustrate the poetics of passage from the public to the private domain and the transformation of space from one world to another |
| Notes |
Title from publisher's website (viewed April 29, 2021) |
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Architects.
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Architectural design.
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Architecture, Modern -- 20th century.
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Streaming audio
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Parry, Eric, 1952-, narrator.
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