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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Mar 24, 2020 in: architecture, Britain, Christian, literature
Susie Harries’ Nikolaus Pevsner: The Life is an interesting book because it focuses on my hero’s personal life rather than his lecture notes. Nikolaus Pevsner (1902–1983) was born in Leipzig into a comfortable and cultivated Jewish family. Fa...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Mar 20, 2020 in: architecture, Christian, history
Byzantine ChurchThe Byzantine Empire was vast, powerful civilisation traced back to 330 AD when the Roman emperor Constantine I (272–337) dedicated a New Rome. Constantine I had been a pagan before he converted to Christianity and after he died...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Mar 14, 2020 in: architecture
In 1929, Abraham Levitt founded a real-estate development company called Levitt & Sons who built mostly upscale housing on Long Island NY. Pre-WW2 first son William Levitt (1907–94) became company president, and the house...
By TechCrunch on Mar 10, 2020 in: architecture
Monograph, a startup working on cloud-based software that makes project and cost management easier for architects, announced today that it has raised $1.9 million in seed funding. The round was led by Homebrew Ventures and Parade Ventures, with parti...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Mar 10, 2020 in: architecture, Australia, family
When the Tiny House Festival Australia was held in March 2019 in Bendigo Vic, the aim was to investigate the lives of those who wanted a simpler and smaller life. With a third of greenhouse emissions coming from buildings, living in an eco-friendly...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Feb 21, 2020 in: architecture, Canada, Christian, history
Winnipeg is at the geographic heart of Canada, with a population of 730,000. For the city’s most exciting sites, thank you to the Manitoba Historical Society and to my late mother’s large family in Winnipeg.1. The Forks was made a national hist...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Feb 17, 2020 in: architecture, family, history
Eliyahu Hanavi/Elijah the Prophet Synagogue was originally built in Nabi Daniel St in Alexandria in the C14th. But I am surprised that the historians not know where it was, at least until restoration work revealed the remains of an older synagogue be...