Samuel Wyatt, architect by Robinson, J, Robinson, John Martin

Subjects: “…Architects…”

The humanitarian-architect divide by Scott-Smith, T

“…Humanitarians and architects can fail to find a common language, characterising each other in schematic terms. …”

inHabit: archaeologists, architects and objects by Hulin, L

The careers of Roger and Robert Morris, architects by Parissien, SP

Subjects:

The forms and architects of China's international legal order by Erie, M, Sida, L

Voltaire philosophe: un architecte de la pensée by Sciuto, R

Transforming the Architect: Ownership Form and Archetype Change in Professional Practices by Morris, T, Pinnington, A

SoK: How not to architect your next-generation TEE malware? by Kucuk, KA, Moyle, S, Martin, A, Mereacre, A, Allott, N

TRIM5α: A Protean Architect of Viral Recognition and Innate Immunity by Spada, SJ, Grigg, ME, Bouamr, F, Best, SM, Zhang, P

Digital materiality: creativity and collaboration in digital design at 3XN Architects and GXN Innovation by Poulsgaard, KS

“…<p>This DPhil thesis is about digital design at the Copenhagen based architecture studio 3XN Architects and GXN Innovation. In it, I examine how digital tools saturate design practices at the studio to develop a framework for analysing how design software and studio institutions come to shape architects’ creative and collaborative work. …”

The 1910 Royal Institute of British Architects' Conference: a focus for international town planning? by Whyte, W

Lucian's Hippias by Thonemann, P

“…Lucian's Hippias or The Bath, traditionally considered to be a straight-faced encomium of a historical architect and real-life bath-house of the Antonine period, is now often judged to be a work of satire, though what exactly is being satirized has remained elusive. …”

The Arts and Crafts in church-building in Britain 1884-1918 by Hamilton, Alec

“…Monographs on Arts & Crafts architects include their church work, of course, but there has been little consideration of the form as a type, considering as a group churches by architects working in the Arts &amp; Crafts milieu, and at the same time. …”

The English garden: views and visitors by Cox, O

“…Marking the tercentenary of Lancelot 'Capability' Brown, England's most famous landscape architect, this display tells the story of eighteenth century garden design, creativity and tourism.…”

Modernising tradition: the architectural thought of Giles Gilbert Scott (1880-1960) by Lewis, D

“…<p>The architect Giles Gilbert Scott (1880 – 1960) designed the red telephone kiosk, Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, Battersea Power Station, and the House of Commons Chamber amongst other major projects. …”

The Jesuit churches of J.J. Scoles, and the Gothic revival by Withnell, S

“…</p> <p>It advances and deepens our understanding of Scoles as an architect, and proposes a reassessment of the significance of these churches within English Catholic church-building and within the Gothic Revival in church architecture.…”

Lockdown sonics: a conversation by Meireles, M, Ouzounian, G

“…They further reflect on Recomposing the City, a research network founded in 2013 by Ouzounian and architect Sarah Lappin which has brought together numerous sound artists, architects and urbanists in examining questions around sound and urbanism.…”

Barakat Muhammad: notes on square Kufic epigraphy in the history of Morocco by Nagy, PT, Bongianino, U

“…The French architect Maurice Mantout (1886–1953), after a decade spent with the conservation of monuments in Morocco, played a leading role in the design and construction of the Great Mosque of Paris, which he completed in 1926. …”

Britain and the Paraguayan Dictatorship, c. 1820–1840 by Middleton, A

“…Their attempts to make sense of this spectacular experiment in government, and its architect Dr Francia, helped to crystallize public attitudes towards the condition of Spanish America in the 1820s and 1830s. …”

Less is more revisited: association with global multiparty session types by Yoshida, N, Hou, P

“…Multiparty session types (MPST) [12] provide a type discipline where a programmer or architect specifies a whole view of communications as a global protocol, and each distributed program is locally type-checked against its end-point projection. …”