Chelsea Barracks - globalny architekt

[misterpee]

Architekt Lord Rodgers zaprojektowal kilka 30 pietrowych budynkow z
Chelsea (Londyn). Mieszkancy tej dzielnicy zaprotestowali przeciwko
agresji wysokosciowcow w srodowisko kilkupietrowych kamienin.
Poparli ich rowniez ekolodzy i wielu mieszkancow Londynu. Ksiaze
Karol uzyl swoich wplywow i projekt zostal odzucony. Reakcja Lorda
Rodgersa byla szybka i znalazl zaraz poparcie wsrod "najwiekszych"
architektow swiata - Lorda Normans Foster. Franka Gehry. Renzo Piano
i Zahy Hadid. Wszysdcy oni jednoglosnie krzkneli ze Ksiaze Karol
nie postepuje zgodnioe z demokratycznymi zasadami. Oczywiscie Ksiaze
bylby koszerny gdyby wykonwal rozkazy bankierow i emira Quataru.
Zobaczymy kto zwyciezy, czy niedemokratyczny tlum Karola, czy
demokratyczne finansowe mafie i ich architekci. Przeciez obecny
kryzys finansowy to rowniez wielkie dzielo globalnych architektow!


archrecord.construction.com/news/daily/archives/090713lordrogers_princecharles.asp

Psi.Psi!

[marouder]

Czy ty uwazasz, ze Zydzi nie maczali w tym palcow? Jak mozesz sobie stroic zarty
z rzeczywistosci spoleczno-polityczno-finansowo-architektoniczno-londynskiej i
wszechswiatowej! Przemysl to jeszcze raz!

[spitt]

Hipokryci , kazde nie wybudowane pietro trzeba bedzie rekomensowac
zabudowana powierzchnia na ziemi zeby ludzie mieli gdzie mieszkac ,..

[hubert100]

Ludzi przerobia na biodiesel...

[misterpee]

Oczywiscie architekci projektowali nawet obozy koncentracyjne i
zawsze wyslugiwali sie mamonie.Architekci maja swoje biznesy nie
dlatego ze sa tak doskonali. ale rowniez dlatego ze wiedza jak
negocjowac i z kim, i kto jest ich przyjacielem.
Co laczy tych wspanialych architektow globalnych?
Gehry urodzony w Lodzi, Foster w Angli, Hadid w Bagdadzie, a Rogers
we Florencji. Wszyscy oni sa zydami. Byl okres kiedy najwiekszymi
artystami byli wylacznie Wlosi, potem przyszla kolej na Francuzow,
Niemcow. Teraz kolej jest na Zydow. Poniewaz ten monopol idzie w
parze z bankami, mediami i polityka to daje to cos do myslenia.
Dozwrocenia uwgi na demokracje, temat wypowiedzi lorda Richarda
Rogers. Taki mily pam, ma zawsze kolorowe tenisowki i starannie
dobrana koszule, wyglada inteligentie, lagodnie, arystokratycznie.
Nowa arystokracja 21 wieku.

[muledet.3]

Nie przejmuj sie przyjdzie czas i na Polakow.

[misterpee]

Max Abramovitz, architect
Dankmar Adler, architect and civil engineer, partner with Louis
Sullivan in celebrated firm of Adler and Sullivan
Armand Phillip Bartos, architect and philanthropist, best known for
the Shrine of the Book, co-designed with Frederick John Kiesler,
housing the gift of the State of Israel of the Dead Sea Scrolls by
his father-in-law Samuel Gottesman
Walter Curt Behrendt, German modernist architect and expert on city
planning and housing
Edward Blum and George Blum, École des Beaux-Arts-trained brothers,
of Alsatian-French decent, celebrated for their terra cotta
embellished, Art Nouveau Manhattan apartment buildings, ended their
career with two Art Deco works [1]. Their work was catalogued in
Andrew S. Dolkart and Susan Tunick's 1993 book [2], George & Edward
Blum: Texture and Design in New York Apartment House Architecture.
Marcel Breuer, modernist architect and furniture designer
Arnold Brunner, considered the first successful American born Jewish
architect in the US [3] - and a city planner as well - he is the
namesake of an annual award by the American Academy of Arts and
Letters and a grant by the American Institute of Architects' New
York chapter
Alan Buchsbaum, high tech architect
Gordon Bunshaft, modernist architect, partner in firm of Skidmore,
Owings and Merrill
Giorgio Cavaglieri,architectural preservationist and painter of
gouaches
Irwin Chanin, designer of Art Deco office towers and Broadway
theaters, real estate developer and benefactor to his alma mater,
The Cooper Union, which named its school of architecture in his
honor.
Serge Chermayeff, Grozny-born architect of Sephardic descent whose
inter-war partnership with Erich Mendelsohn was lauded for bringing
modernism to Britain; was also a writer, professor and co-founder of
professional societies Stateside, and father of graphic designer
Ivan Chermayeff
Preston Scott Cohen, architect
Richard Dattner, Bielsko, Poland-born recipient of the American
Institute of Architects' Thomas Jefferson Award, its highest honor
for public architecture
Elizabeth Diller, partner with husband Ricardo Scofidio and Charles
Renfro in Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the first architectural firm to
win the so-called "genius award," a MacArthur Prize
Dan Dworsky, architect
John Eberson, Romanian-born architect best known for his atmospheric
movie palaces
Leopold Eidlitz, architect
Peter Eisenman, architect
Sidney Eisenshtat, architect best known for modernist synagogues
including the House of the Book
Sheldon Fox, architect, co-founder Kohn Pedersen Fox
Ulrich Franzen, architect
James Ingo Freed, architect
M. Paul Friedberg, landscape architect
Frank Gehry, architect, Pritzker Prize (1989)
Bertrand Goldberg, architect of Chicago's Marina City Center
Percival Goodman, urban theorist and architect who designed over 50
synagogues; brother of sociologist/author Paul Goodman
Arthur Gross, partner of Schwartz and Gross, designer of pre-WW2
Manhattan apartment buildings
Victor Gruen, father of the shopping mall
Lawrence Halprin, landscaper architect/educator
Franklin D. Israel, architect
Herman Jessor, the architect of more than 40,000, union-sponsored,
publicly-assisted, cooperative housing units in New York City
Albert Kahn, industrial architect
Louis I. Kahn, influential, world-renown, modernist architect
Frederick John Kiesler, Czernowitz-born theater designer, artist,
theoretician and architect (see Bartos)
A. Eugene Kohn, architect, co-founder Kohn Pedersen Fox
Robert D. Kohn, one-time American Institute of Architects president,
best known for his designs of Reform synagogues and buildings for
the New York Society for Ethical Culture
Reed Kroloff , architect/critic, former editor of Architecture,
former dean of Tulane School of Architecture, director of Cranbrook
Academy of Art
Morris Lapidus, once maligned architect of "gorgeous", but now
celebrated as exemplar of MiMo
Paul László (1900-02-06 – 1993-03-27), Hungarian-born modern
architect and interior designer whose work spanned eight decades and
many countries.
Daniel Libeskind, architect
Richard Meier, architect, Pritzker Prize (1984)
Erich Mendelsohn, architect, co-founder of the German architectural
collaborative Der Ring, later practiced in Mandatory Palestine
before settling in the US in 1941
Robert Moses, this "master builder" was the subject of Robert Caro's
Pulitzer Prize-winning biography, The Power Broker
Eric Owen Moss, architect
Barbara A. Nadel [4], an architect specialized in health care and
justice facilities, much in demand for her expertise on design for
public and institutional building security [5]
Richard Neutra, modernist architect
James Polshek, architect
Emery Roth, apprentice to Daniel Burnham and architect of classic
Jazz Age New York apartment buildings and hotels, who founded firm
known as the "builder's architects"
Moshe Safdie, architect
Taal Safdie, architect
Stanley Saitowitz, architect and emeritus architecture professor at
UC Berkeley [6]
Lawrence Scarpa, architect
Rudolph Schindler, Austrian-born modernist architect known for his
private houses in LA.
Denise Scott Brown, architect, city planner and partner/spouse of
architect Robert Venturi
Martha Schwartz, landscape architect
Simon I. Schwartz, partner of Schwartz and Gross, designer of pre-
WW2 Manhattan apartment buildings
Raphael Soriano Rhodes-born architect/educator of Sephardi descent
whose work epitomized Mid-Century modern
Michael Sorkin, architectural theorist and academic with non-profit
practice, currently directs the graduate program in urban design at
CCNY
Clarence Stein, urban planner, architect and writer, best known for
advancing the garden city movement in the US, as evinced by his own
collaborations with architect Henry Wright, Sunnyside Gardens and
Radburn
Robert A. M. Stern, architect
Edgar Tafel, architect; Frank Lloyd Wright protege
Stanley Tigerman, architect
Joseph Urban, architect, set designer[7] and book illustrator
Paul Zucker, architect/city planner in Berlin who joined the
University in Exile at the New School for Social Research

[muledet.3]

Ilu ich! nie wiem czy Polacy dadza sobie rade.

[misterpee]

Otoz Rogers jest architektem przebudowy Javits Center, dwu wiez na
terenie WTC i moze paru innych obiektow w NY. Rogers mieszka w
Londynie gdzie rowniez znajduje sie jego glowne biuro. W swoim
mieszkaniu zbierala sie grupa intelektualistow angielskich,
przeciwnych agresji Izraela w Gazie i Palestynie. Grupa ta wydala
oswiadczenie krytyczne dla Izraela. Natychmiast Nowojorskie centra
wladzy potepily Togersa i zagrozily mu odebraniem mu kontraktow. Po
wielkiej naradzie w nowojorskim biurze wydano deklaracje ze Rogers
nie byl w swoim mieszkaniu i nie wiedzial co intelektualisci pisza.
Musial ratowac swoje projekty. Jest to przyklad podporzadkowania
politycznego przez osrodki nacisku.
www.muzzlewatch.com/2007/02/20/the-terrifying-case-of-lord-
richard-rogers-new-york-politics-and-the-architecture-of-fear/

[hubert100]

Zobaczcie jak to swiatowi "architekci" wszystko ladnie zaplanowali...PS.
Przewalili pale tym razem, sami straca "skore" w tej kabale.....

www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_08/greyerz071709.html

[muledet.3]

No wlasnie "koledzy " jak bedziecie b. znanymi architektami to
uwazajcie!!!.