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Archigram

Archigram was an avant-garde British architectural group (1961-1974) whose unbuilt projects and media-savvy provocations "spawned the most influential architectural movement of the 1960s," according to Princeton Architectural Press study Archigram (1999). Using paper architecture (or visionary architecture), they imagined physically adaptive cities…

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Archigram

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related to Origins: 1960-61 · 34
Archigram → Architectural Association, Architectural Design, Architecture, Based, Contemporary Arts, David Greene, Dennis Crompton, Designer Theo Crosby, French, He, ICA, In, Institute, Jencks, Living City, London, Marshall McLuhan, Michael Webb, Modern Movements, On
related to Further reading · 25
Archigram → Andrew Higgott, Architectural Cultures, Architecture, Architecture Archived, Architecture's Monstrous Media, Beyond Archigram, Britain ISBN, Circulation, Hadas, ISSN, Living Dead, Log, March, Mediating Modernism, Michael Webb, MIT Press, NY, Peter Cook, Princeton Architectural PressSimon Sadler, Return
related to Plug-in City, Peter Cook, 1966 · 22
Archigram → Another, Archigram's, As, Because, Compared, Despite, European, Feedback, Habitat, Herron's Walking City, It, Japanese, Kenzo Tange, Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule, Metabolist Group, One, Peter Cook's, Plug-in City, Plug-in City's, Team
related to 1970s · 18
Archigram → Archigram’s, Architecture, By, Denise Scott Brown, England, He, In, Industrial Revolution, Jules Verne, Las Vegas, Learning, Most, Pop-aerospace, Robert Venturi, Simon Sadler, Some, Theo Crosby, They
related to External links · 15
Archigram → Albert Museum, ArchDailyArchigram Archive, Archigram Archival ProjectOfficial, Archigram's Walking City, Architecture, Collection, Forbes, Instant City, Living Pod, March, Museum, Plug-in CityThe Plug-In City, Retrieved, The Walking City, Victoria
related to The Walking City, Ron Herron, 1964 · 13
Archigram → Altogether, Armageddon, For, Frampton, Herron's, Herron’s, In, Le Corbusier's, The, The Walking City, These, Walking Cities, Walking City
related to Mid-'60s · 12
Archigram → According, Archigram's, But, Daleks, Destroy-Man, Eduardo Paolozzi's Bug-Eyed Monsters, Jencks, Kill-All-Humans, Pop, Reyner Banham, The, Tom Wolfian
related to Influence and legacy · 10
Archigram → Frampton, Future Systems, Gianfranco Franchini, High, It, Norman Foster, Pompidou, Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, The
related to Late '60s · 10
Archigram → At, By, Choice Living, Control, In, Jencks, Labor, The, These, They
related to Instant City, Peter Cook, 1968-70 · 6
Archigram → Archigram's, However, In, Instant City, It, The

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