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Peter Blake, Architect, 86, Designed Houses in Hamptons, Is dead

Peter Blake, an architect, critic and former editor of Architectural Forum who was known for his lively critiques of Modernism and his friendships with artists, died yesterday at a hospice near his home in Branford, Conn. He was 86.
The cause was complications from a respiratory infection, said his son, Casey Nelson Blake.
One of Mr. Blakeâ€™s [...]

Thursday, December 7th, 2006 In Architecture, General News Tags: Alfred A. Knopf, Architectural Forum, Architecture and Design, Architecture School, Armstrong House on the Montauk Cliffs, Bed, Berlin, Betty Parsons Gallery, Blakeâ, Branford, Casey Nelson, Casey Nelson Blake, Catholic University, Catholic University in Washington, Centre Pompidou, Charles Eames, Christina, Christina Blake Oliver, Connecticut, Cox, Design, East Hampton, Ford, Frank Lloyd, Frank Lloyd Wright, industry, Jackson, Jane Holtz Kay, Julian Neski, Le Corbusier, Lloyd Wright, London, Long Island, Louis Kahn, Madi Blach Lanier, Manhattan, Marcel Breuer, Massachusetts, Mecox Bay, Mies van der Rohe, Modern, Modern Art, Museum of Modern Art, Nelson, New York, New York Times, Newton, paint, Paris, Pennsylvania, Peter Blake, Peter Jost Blach, Philip Johnson, Robert A. M. Stern, The Museum of Modern Art, The New York Times, The New York Times Book Review, the University of Pennsylvania, United Kingdom, United States, University of Pennsylvania, Washington

Innovative Global Architect Qingyun Ma Named Dean of USC School of Architecture

Internationally acclaimed architect and educator Qingyun Ma, founder and design principal of the groundbreaking Shanghai architectural firm MADA s.p.a.m., has been named dean of the University of Southern California School of Architecture, University President Steven B. Sample has announced. His appointment is effective January 1, 2007.
â€œWe are extremely proud to announce the appointment of Qingyun [...]

Wednesday, October 11th, 2006 In Architecture, General News Tags: AC Martin Partners, America, Architectural Record, Arts, Asia, Bachelor, BEIJING, Berlage Institute, Berlin, California, Casey Sayre, Centennial, Centennial TV and Radio Center, Central China TV headquarters, Centre Pompidou, Chin Yeun, China, Columbia, Columbia University, Conrad Buff III, Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum, David C. Martin, Design, Design Museum, Donald H. Hensman, Emmet Wemple, energy, Euro-Asia Foundation, Europe, Frank O. Gehry, German, Germany, Graduate School, Harvard, Harvard University, international architectural movement, International Olympic Committee, James Grant, Jon Jerde, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, L. Max Nikias, Landmark building, Los Angeles, MADA s.p.a., Matilda McQuaid, media, media relations, Modern, Montreal, New York, New York City, Northwest, Olympic Stadium, Pacific Rim, Paris, Partners, Pennsylvania, Pierre Koenig, Qingpu Community Island, Qingyun Ma, Rem Koolhaas, School of Architecture, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Shouning Li, Silk Tower, Southern California, Steven B. Sample, Stock Exchange Building, Switzerland, The Netherlands, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School, Thom Mayne, Tianyi City Plaza, Tsinghua University, UniversitÃ¤t Karlsruhe and Berlin Technical University , UniversitÃ¤t Karlsruhe and Berlin Technical University, University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California, University of Southern California School of Architectur, University of Southern California School of Architectur, USC School of Architecture, USC School of Architecture Board of Councilors, USC School of Architecture Internationally, Venice, Venice Biennale, Williams Tracy Olmstead Williams, Witt, Xian, Zurich

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Peter Blake, Architect, 86, Designed Houses in Hamptons, Is dead

Innovative Global Architect Qingyun Ma Named Dean of USC School of Architecture

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