Architecture & Planning
Architecture & Planning
Image credit: © Whitney Smith 2013, www.wildculture.com/users/whitneysmith
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T. S. Eliot said poetry of the past evolves as new generations of readers consume it. Looking around, how is the landscape—and our perceptions of it—shifting with time? By Ken Worpole and Jason Orton.
"In a strange plot twist, one defunct crater has become the obsession of a man who is turning it into monumental art." By Michael Engelhard.
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For fans of industrial archaeology, nothing could be better. To make the great old mega-buildings into useful public spaces that inspire. By Whitney Smith.
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Herbert Wright explores the chasm between fast and slow food, corporate and small-scale culture and industrialised and organic farming in Milan.
Reconnecting with the River: Wild Swimming in the Thames. By Herbert Wright.
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1895—1990. An ecologist and bioregionalist before such words came into popular use. By Chellis Glendinning.
LONDON: Tom Jeffreys speaks to Natasha Reid about her continuously evolving embassy project.
SUSSEX: Tom Jeffreys reports from a newly renovated museum dedicated to typographer Eric Gill.
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