Tag Archives: Fascism

Greenberg’s independence

Posted on July 6, 2021 by David Brussat

In the temporal orbit of Independence Day, we have seen the passing of classicist Thomas Gordon Smith and the trashing of all the values he respected and that we celebrate on the Fourth of July. Leaving aside the latter, I … Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture | Tagged Allan Greenberg, classical architecture, Fascism, Hitler, Modern Architecture, Mussolini, Thomas Gordon Smith | 7 Comments

Wherefore art thou, Corbuseo?

Posted on January 5, 2014 by David Brussat

Correspondent Malcolm Millais, author of Exploding the Myths of Modern Architecture (2009) has sent me a 29-minute BBC clip of a radio show, “Great Lives,” starring the modernist Sir David Chipperfield rattling on about Le Corbusier, one of, no, perhaps … Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture, Book/Film Reviews | Tagged Architectue Here and There, architecture, art, BBC, Beauty, Communism, Corbusier, David Brussat, David Chipperfield, Documentary, Fascism, Flora Samuel, Matthew Parris, Modern Architecture, Paris, Plan Voisin, Planning, Urbanism | 1 Comment

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Greenberg’s independence

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