Architecture
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On Imitation and Originality
There are imperative reasons for reclaiming the Classical ideals of integrity, harmony, beauty and reason.
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A Candid Conversation with Architect Allan Greenberg
“I think the key is little concert halls, little opera houses which feed the community.”
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Site and Sound, Size and Scale: A Conversation with Victoria Newhouse
“The only way you’re going to solve these problems is to tear down that house and build something half the size or less.”
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Building Communities with Music: Opening Address at the Seaside Symposium
Orchestras depend on love and a connection to their communities to survive.
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Culture War Redux
As a young artist during the 1950s, I immediately got the point of modernism.
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Revisiting Kleinhans Music Hall
We have become used to concert halls that make big bold statements, but the Kleinhans is curiously elusive.
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Designing Contextually in a Place without Context
Buildings that will be relevant to and loved by the people who will have to live with it.
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A Blight at the Opera
Carlos Ott has provided the Parisian public with the architectural equivalent of bread and water.
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A New Lincoln Center
Architects Quinlan Terry, Robert Adam, and the firm of Franck Lohsen McCrery present their plans.
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The Concert Hall, Reimagined
Performance spaces weren’t always designed to be stand-alone icons.