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Political Architecture: The ‘big’ and the ‘flexible’

Posted on December 9, 2016 by Robert Kronenburg

  A few years ago I was in Bucharest helping judge a competition to design a large-scale temporary installation in one of the city’s squares. The organisers set the judging panel up in the Palace of the Parliament constructed in … Continue reading →

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MEA (Minimal Effort Architecture)

Posted on July 20, 2015 by Robert Kronenburg

The phrase Renaissance woman/man is sometimes overplayed but I am fortunate to know someone who genuinely deserves that accolade. Jim is an architect, a gifted water colourist, a teacher and a superb chef. He is also by far the best … Continue reading →

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