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31 May 2008

Weak-force architecture: Denton Corker Marshall

Leon van Schaik has written a rather interesting text that accompanies a new book on the Melbourne-based architecture firm Denton Corker Marshall. Professor van Schaik puts forward a hypothesis on what he calls weak-force architecture and strong-force architecture. Strong force architecture is international and driven by highflying brandname architecture firms. Weak-force architecture is local, organic, slow even -- and it is in this category that he positions Denton Corker Marshall. What does all this mean -- find out on By Design.


Guests

Leon van Schaik
Professor of Architecture (Innovation Chair), RMIT, Melbourne Author, Denton Corker Marshall: Non Fictional Narratives (Birkhauser)

Further Information

Denton Corker Marshall website

Publications

Title: Denton Corker Marshall: Non Fictional Narratives
Author: Leon van Schaik
Publisher: Birkhauser

Producer

Janne Ryan

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