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Published on 25 January, 2012.
550 - The City and the Kitty, and Other Urban Analogies - Big Think (blog)
550 - The City and the Kitty, and Other Urban AnalogiesBig Think (blog)Oswald Mathias Ungers (1926-2007) was a German architect famous enough to be known simply as OMU. His starkly geometric work refers back to shapes and forms from classical Antiquity, reimagined in an idiosyncratic - and often controversial - manner.
Save St Bride&aposs - Evening Standard
Evening StandardSave St Bride'sEvening StandardThe paper wealth of the City has dressed many buildings in new, modern clothes. Even Edwin Lutyens's famous building for Reuters at 85 Fleet Street (the company has now moved out), which comes uncomfortably close to St Bride's west entrance, .
Look inside the world&aposs largest collection of souvenir buildings - msnbc.com
msnbc.comLook inside the world's largest collection of souvenir buildingsmsnbc.comMemories prodded by architecture are seldom strictly architectural. This box, part of David Weingarten's New York collection, includes several famous buildings in the city. David Weingarten has an entire cabinet for his New York collection, .
550 - The City and the Kitty, and Other Urban AnalogiesBig Think (blog)Oswald Mathias Ungers (1926-2007) was a German architect famous enough to be known simply as OMU. His starkly geometric work refers back to shapes and forms from classical Antiquity, reimagined in an idiosyncratic - and often controversial - manner.
Save St Bride&aposs - Evening Standard
Evening StandardSave St Bride'sEvening StandardThe paper wealth of the City has dressed many buildings in new, modern clothes. Even Edwin Lutyens's famous building for Reuters at 85 Fleet Street (the company has now moved out), which comes uncomfortably close to St Bride's west entrance, .
Look inside the world&aposs largest collection of souvenir buildings - msnbc.com
msnbc.comLook inside the world's largest collection of souvenir buildingsmsnbc.comMemories prodded by architecture are seldom strictly architectural. This box, part of David Weingarten's New York collection, includes several famous buildings in the city. David Weingarten has an entire cabinet for his New York collection, .
