Tag Archives: Post-Modernism

Do I look FAT in this?

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Matt Wood

I was intrigued to see some coverage of Ruralise’s Tayler and Green feature on ‘Fantastic Journal’, the architecture and design blog of Charles Holland, a Director at architects FAT.

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Tayler and Green #12 – The Legacy

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Matt Wood

Tayler and Green worked for Loddon throughout the 1960s, but also completed residential projects in the New Towns of Hatfield and Basildon, a large development of three-storey houses and flats at Camp Road in Norwich, and an office building in … Continue reading →

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Frampton and Pallasmaa on Regionalism

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Matt Wood

Given the theme of local distinctiveness I’ve been kicking around recently on Ruralise, I thought I should finally get round to re-reading the only ‘proper’ architectural writing I can call to mind on the subject – Kenneth Frampton’s 1983 essay … Continue reading →

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