Stirling Prize
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Stirling Prize
I really like the Canary Wharf Station by Norman Foster - even it Tracey Emin found it fascist and male 

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88 Wood Street is a lovely tranquil office block, why cannot we built similar here in Dublin?
Is the London Eye architecture or product design writ large? Personally I think it is product or industrial design.
Peckham Library by Will Alsop - surely if Alsop had designed the library correctly, he would have allowed for the detritus of library running - nice building though, I enjoyed the colour
Is the London Eye architecture or product design writ large? Personally I think it is product or industrial design.
Peckham Library by Will Alsop - surely if Alsop had designed the library correctly, he would have allowed for the detritus of library running - nice building though, I enjoyed the colour
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Paul Clerkin - Old Master
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Not sure about the Walsall Gallery -- particularly monolithic which I wouldnt think would encourage people in the community to get involved.
Sainsbury's in Greenwich would be a good model for supermarkets outside Irish rural towns if they could figure out how to avoid acres of tarmacaded carparks...
Sainsbury's in Greenwich would be a good model for supermarkets outside Irish rural towns if they could figure out how to avoid acres of tarmacaded carparks...
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Paul Clerkin - Old Master
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So what do you think of the winner - Peckham Library and Media Centre?
[This message has been edited by Paul Clerkin (edited 05 November 2000).]
[This message has been edited by Paul Clerkin (edited 05 November 2000).]
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Paul Clerkin - Old Master
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Not so sure about Peckham, although it is an excellent piece of work - I don't like the gable ends and find the 'loggia' at ground level overscaled and vapid.
Personally I'd go for the Sainsburys - such a rotten brief (a big shed basically) of a typology which usually is very difficult to do anything decent with either architecturally or in terms of Urbanism deserves all the credit it can get.
JK
Personally I'd go for the Sainsburys - such a rotten brief (a big shed basically) of a typology which usually is very difficult to do anything decent with either architecturally or in terms of Urbanism deserves all the credit it can get.
JK
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