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Exploring, Building, Completing: Context and Craft
Amin Taha is Chairman of London architectural office Groupwork and is no stranger to architectural controversy. The practice's buildings are often highly original and predicated on a thorough historical, contextual and collaborative research approach that goes far beyond the simple binary logics of ill‐conceived planning dogma. New design protocols are developed for each project and these evolve organically as the scheme progresses.
Exploring, Building, Completing: Context and Craft
Amin Taha is Chairman of London architectural office Groupwork and is no stranger to architectural controversy. The practice's buildings are often highly original and predicated on a thorough historical, contextual and collaborative research approach that goes far beyond the simple binary logics of ill‐conceived planning dogma. New design protocols are developed for each project and these evolve organically as the scheme progresses.
Exploring, Building, Completing: Context and Craft
Taha, Amin (author)
Architectural Design ; 91 ; 70-75
2021-01-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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