Bowellism

Bowellism, is the strangest of the three (fig 15). It never, in fact, reached the stage of a built building, at least not in its ultimate style.

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Over and above the continuous discussion concerning architectural education the contents of the magazines reflect the changing preoccupations of students from the establishment of the Modern Movement in the thirties through post-war reconstruction, bowellism and expendable architecture to today's Left-wing activism.

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The list begins with mechanical delight and bowellism/new brutalist sensibilities. This category includes Norman Foster's Lloyds of London building, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers's Centre Pompidou, Craig Kauffman's Sensual Mechanicals[…]

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