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Architectural Review - Volumes CXXXIII (Issues 791-796, Jan to June 1963) and CXXXIV (Issues 797-802, July to December 1963) - 12 issues bound together.
London, Architectural Press 1963 454pp, 452pp, numerous colour and bw illustrations, covers present and bound in. 32x27, half bound in leather over marbled boards, glt bands and text A bit of wear to the leather, contents very good indeed. Goldfinger's Alexander Fleming House at Elephant and Castle (now Grade II listed), numerous Iain Nairn articles on bad planning and poor architecture, little piece on coal hole covers, review of the situation for architecture across Europe, the huge new buildings on the former Stag Brewery site on Victoria Street near Buckingham Palace, new marinas, new university buildings, and more. [heavy item, will require additional postage to some destinations]
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Architectural Review - Volumes CXXXV (Issues 803-808, Jan to June 1964) and CXXXVI (Issues 809-814, July to December 1964) - 12 issues bound together.
London, Architectural Press 1964 466pp, 468pp, numerous colour and bw illustrations, covers present and bound in. 32x27, half bound in leather over marbled boards, glt bands and text A bit of wear to the leather, contents very good indeed. Big townscape article on Covent Garden, as controversy about the proposed redevelopment grew, Stirling and Gowan's Engineering Building at Leicester University, interior design at Nottingham Playhouse, plans for Edinburgh University, Arne Jacobsen's St Catherine's College at Oxford, and much more. [heavy item, will require additional postage to some destinations]
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Architectural Review - Volumes CXXXVII (Issues 815-820, Jan to June 1965) and CXXVIII (Issues 821-826, July to December 1965) - 12 issues bound together.
London, Architectural Press 1965 492pp, 466pp, numerous colour and bw illustrations, covers present and bound in. 32x27, half bound in leather over marbled boards, glt bands and text A bit of wear to the leather, contents very good indeed. Reviews of recent educational architecture, Dowson's student accommodation in both Cambridge and Oxford, Alison and Peter Smithson's 'Economist' building, Plymouth Hoe, article on private swimming pools by Elizabeth Beazley, critique of Saarinen's John Deere building at Moline, major article on hospitals, always sharp and entertaining pieces on townscape by Nairn, recent churches and chapels, and many more articles. [heavy item, will require additional postage to some destinations]
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The Architectural Review (Vol 106, No 636, December 1949)
London, Architectural Press 1949 60pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Spine a bit chipped, adverts removed rather roughly leaving binding loose, staples rusting, contents good. Two major articles on townscape (one by de Wolfe, the other by Cullen), article by Richard Neutra, and study of his House at Santa Monica.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 110, No 656, August 1951)
London, Architectural Press 1951 cxxxvi adverts etc, 78pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Covers chipped and lose, spine frayed with missing sections, contents good. Focus on the South Bank as landscape, as 'a town builder's pattern book', as well as the buildings themselves and a vision for the permanent buildings to follow by Gordon Cullen.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 110, No 657, September 1951)
London, Architectural Press 1951 lxxviii adverts etc, 64pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Front cover detached, staples rusting, spine mostly missing, contents good. Study of flats at Harlow by Frederick Gibberd, and a history of the 'train shed' (meaning the part of the railway station for the trains) from the 1830s to the first decade of the 1900s, including the 'perfected' form of St Pancras.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 139, No 827, January 1966)
London, Architectural Press 1966 138pp adverts etc, 88pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Spine a bit chipped, good thus. Main feature is eduction, with schools, libraries and student housing all covered in a survey of more than 30 contemporary schemes. Ian Nairn's brief Outrage column notes the closure of Addlestrop station, fondly remembered from the Edward Thomas poem, if little used even when he wrote it in 1914.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 139, No 831, May 1966) - Inscape: Special Issue
London, Architectural Press 1966 208pp, adverts, many bw and colour photos etc 31x25, wraps. Spine a little loose, good thus. Special issue edited by Casson on Inscape - recent public interiors in the UK. Full of striking illustrations of new designs, cafes, restaurants, offices and banks, university buildings and so forth. Very impressive.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 140, No 833, July 1966)
London, Architectural Press 1966 108pp adverts etc, 78pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Closed tear on cover and first couple of pages, small chip from spine, good thus. Chamberlin, Powell and Bon's New Hall at Cambridge University (now Murray Edwards College) is the main feature; also examined are flats in Harlow and in Sydney.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 145, No 863, January 1969)
London, Architectural Press 1969 84pp adverts etc, 76pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Front cover has small tear, larger area of loss on back cover (appears to be water damage, but contents not impacted) Traditional review/preview of projects, article on West Midlands.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 145, No 864, February 1969)
London, Architectural Press 1969 70pp adverts etc, 80pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Good. Gibberd's Terminal No. 1 at London Airport (Heathrow), and a excoriating article by Kenneth Browne on Surrey County Council's proposal to drive a bypass through the heart of historic Church Street in Godalming, in complete breach of their recently approved conservation policies. Fortunately it was cancelled - perhaps because of campaigns like this.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 145, No 865, March 1969)
London, Architectural Press 1969 78pp adverts etc, 78pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Good. James Gowan's striking domed swimming pool for a house in Hampstead, townscape and traffic plans in Cheltenham, interesting article on squatter camps and the nature of vernacular architecture and human scale settlements.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 145, No 866, April 1969)
London, Architectural Press 1969 74pp adverts etc, 76pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Good. Industry into Art by Elizabeth Beaszley, Dada and Architecture, housing in Pimlico, Glasgow University library.
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The Architectural Review (Vol 145, No 867, May 1969)
London, Architectural Press 1969 84pp adverts etc 80pp, many bw photos, some colour etc 31x25, wraps. Good. Casson's School of Education at Birmingham University, Denys Lasdun, Clevedon Pier etc.
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Architectural Review - Volumes CVII (Issues 637-642, Jan to June 1950) and CVIII (Issues 643-648, July to December 1950) - 12 issues bound together.
London, Architectural Press 1950 [4], 434pp, [4], 426pp, numerous colour and bw illustrations, covers present and bound in. 32x27, half bound in leather over marbled boards, glt bands and text A bit of wear to the leather, contents very good indeed. Plans for rebuilding Coventry, modern concrete construction techniques, modern architecture in Brazil, designs for modern pubs and bars (a competition stemming from the 1949 AR special issue on this subject), excellent long article with many photographs by Eric de Maré proposing the Thames as a linear National Park, and much more. [heavy item, will require additional postage to some destinations]
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