Oscillating / [presented by] James Stirling.
London, England : Pidgeon Digital, 1980.
1 online resource (1 video file (25 minutes)) : sound, color
James Stirling's reputation is based on a sequence of closely related buildings, projects and drawings over the past 25 years. His influence amongst students and fellow architects alike can be seen world-wide, from his Royal Gold Medal citation in 1980. Probably the most important work to emerge from Stirling's partnership with James Gowan was the Leicester University Engineering Building, a symphony of glass, industrial framing and red brick and tile: a manner which continued in his independent work in the 1960s at Cambridge and Oxford. In 1971, Stirling formed his partnership with Michael Wilford and their commissions came mainly from abroad: Germany, where they won two important competitions, and the USA. In this talk he describes how his ideas had developed since his student days; and he illustrates his projects past and present. A thread of continuity runs through them all, despite the fact that he says "I see ourselves going into the future oscillating between formal and a-formal, between restrained and exuberant".
Architecture, Modern 20th century.
Architectural design.
Architecture 20e siècle.
Design architectural.
Architecture, Modern.
Stirling, James (James Frazer), narrator.
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