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Materias: “…James Stirling, Michael Wilford, and Associates…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Conté: Development of Stirling's style, by Francesco Dal Co, p. 7-24; Projects since Stuttgart (State gallery and chamber theatre, Stuttgart, p. 26-31 / School of architecture extension, Rice University, Houston, p. 32-35 / Wissenschaftszentrum: science centre, Berlin, p. 36-41 / Sackler Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, p. 42-45 / Clore Gallery, Tate Gallery, London, p. 46-49 / Villa Lingotto project, Turin, p. 50-51 / British Telecom headquarters project, Milton Keynes, p. 52-53 / Public library, Latina, Italy, p. 54-55 / Tate Gallery Liverpool, p. 56-59 / Museums of new art and sculpture, Tate Gallery, London, p. 60-61 / Transport interchange and bus station, Bilbao, p. 62-63 / Braun headquarters research and production, Melsungen, West Germany, p. 64-65); Projects since Cornell Performing arts centre, Cornell University, p. 68-97 / Speech for opening day of performing arts centre, by James Stirling, p. 98-99 / National Gallery extension, London, p. 108-115 / No 1 Poultry, London, p. 136-145 / Thyssen art gallery, Lugano, p. 160-171 / Kaiserplatz, Aachen, p. 172-181 / Science library, University of California at Irvine, p. 182-191 / Residential development, West Ferry Circus, Canary Wharf, London, p. 192-203 / Los Angeles Philharmonic Hall, p. 204-217 / Bibliotheque de France, Paris, p. 218-229 / Compton Verney opera house, p. 230-237 / Biennale bookshop, Venice, p. 238-245 / Tokyo International Forum, p. 246-259); In the classic vein: the sky line, by Brendan Gill, p. 100-107; A formal analysis of Stirling's unsuccessful proposal for the National Gallery extension, London, by Geoffrey Baker, p. 116-135; No 1 Poultry, 'A great building for the 90s': evidence in favour submitted at the Public Enquiry, by Colin St John Wilson, p. 146-159; Biography of James Stirling, p. 263-264; Biography of Michael Wilford, p. 265; Chronological list of buildings and projects, p. 266-267…”

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