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Tag Archives: Frampton
Tayler and Green #11 – Critical Regionalism?
A pervading narrative in UK housing-design is that of ‘local distinctiveness’. The idea that new homes should ‘fit in’, or ‘reflect local character’, is enshrined in national and local planning guidance. For house-builders – and most of the local authority … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, context, Critical Regionalism, David Green, design quality, design/architecture, fitting in, Frampton, Herbert Tayler, history, house-builders, local distinctiveness, Loddon, materials, modernism, Norfolk, normal, pastiche, Tayler and Green, vernacular
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Frampton and Pallasmaa on Regionalism
Given the theme of local distinctiveness I’ve been kicking around recently on Ruralise, I thought I should finally get round to re-reading the only ‘proper’ architectural writing I can call to mind on the subject – Kenneth Frampton’s 1983 essay … Continue reading
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Tagged Critical Regionalism, design/architecture, Frampton, local distinctiveness, modernism, Norfolk, Pallasmaa, Post-Modernism, styles, Tayler and Green
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