Architecture critics – info on major architectural writers such as Charles Jencks, Jonathan Glancey, Alain de Botton and Jeremy Till. Architectural critics writing for magazines and websites.
The late Charles Jencks was an incredible client, commentator and facilitor of high-quality buildings. However this endless search by clients across the world (the ‘Bilbao effect’) for iconic architecture has some negative influences. One being the notion of branded buildings, where architecture is not rooted in site context or wedded to its precise functionality.
Jonathan Glancey, FRIBA is an architectural critic and writer who was the architecture and design editor at The Guardian from 1997 to 2012. He previously held the same post at The Independent.
Dr Charles Jencks, architectural theorist and critic, landscape architect and sculptor, has died. Educated at Harvard and London universities, he defined Late, New and Post-Modern architecture and co-founded Maggie’s Centres.
Critics Developments – Criticism of the Built Environment: Alain de Botton, Charles Jencks, Jeremy Till and Jonathan Glancey – Architecture Critics, Building Theory, Critical Thinking
Alain de Botton Philosopher + Architecture Critic + Author: I deeply admire Foster’s for taking on this challenge and for responding to it without the usual tricks of late Modernism. Here, the team has really broken new ground for the practice
Jeremy Till, University, London Architecture Book, Education, Contingency Jeremy Till Architecture Discussions on Current Architectural Topics – article from 15 Jun 2005 15 Jun 2005 Elevator Pitch – Architecture & Contingency Jeremy Till Architecture Design The essential argument of the book is straightforward. During the course of its writing, people have often asked, “What is … Read more
Jonathan Glancey, Twenty Century Architecture, England, Books, Design, London Jonathan Glancey Talk Architectural Lecture by English Architecture Critic: Built Environment Jonathan Glancey Books Review of Talk: The 4th Annual Cockburn Association Lecture by Jonathan Glancey the architectural correspondent of The Guardian 20 Mar 2001 Venue: Royal College of Physicians, 9 Queen St, Edinburgh Jonathan Glancey … Read more