Author Archives: Harry Charrington

Alvar Aalto (1898-1976)

By Harry Charrington 28 May 2012 Reputations

Following the trajectory of Alvar Aalto’s career

Editorial View: Gender and Innovation

1 June 2012 By Catherine Slessor

Putting gender on the agenda: how the disequilibrium between the sexes could…

Sketch of Gothic Methodist Church by Henry Fraser

Going back to move forward

28 August 2012 By Ayla Lepine

Ayla Lepine applauds conference analysing gothic revival worldwide

Stirling Prize Winner: Astley Castle renovation by Witherford Watson Mann

27 September 2012 By AR Editors

In the sensitive renewal of this dilapidated castle in rural Warwickshire, the…

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Light and enlightenment: libraries in Finnish cultural identity

11 January 2019 By Jeremy Melvin

The openness conveyed by the light, form and texture of Finland’s libraries is…

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