Screen/Print #48: "Lobby" Investigates Faith in Architecture

2016-12-13T01:07:00-05:00

The fifth issue of LOBBY, the Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London's publication of thematically related essays and interviews, explores the meaning, fragility, and ultimate worth of a unifying architectural "faith."

Screen/Print #25: The debut issue of The Bartlett's "LOBBY"

2014-09-25T19:21:00-04:00

With a name like LOBBY, The Bartlett School of Architecture’s new architecture magazine puts itself in two camps. Interpreted as an architectural metaphor, the magazine is a waiting area, a limbo-space between inside and outside. Alternatively, it’s a political rallying group, pushing its agenda on the powers that be. From the looks of the first issue, Un/Spectacle, LOBBY is set on occupying both those territories.

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Screen/Print #48: "Lobby" Investigates Faith in Architecture

Screen/Print #25: The debut issue of The Bartlett's "LOBBY"