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Using the River Thames as his starting point, architect Alex Lifschutz talks about his work, the city, and the history and life of structures.
When Monet and Whistler painted the Charing Cross railway bridge from the Savoy Hotel they could not have imagined the twin blue-lit footbridges by Lifschutz Davidson architects.
Recently short-listed for the competition to build a new structure for the Antarctic Research Station, Lifschutz Davidson have worked on many riverside structures including London’s Oxo Tower refurbishment, the Hungerford Bridge, and two new footbridges in Glasgow.
Using the River Thames and the show at Tate Britain as his starting point, architect Alex Lifschutz talks about his work, the city, and the history and life of structures. (Image: Richard Waite)
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Alex Lifschutz | talks |
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Date and Time: |
12 May 2005 at 6:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Venue: |
Chelsea College of Art and Design |
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Tickets: |
£5 (£3.50 concessions) |
Available from: |
To book tickets phone 020 7269 1606 or email |
Additional Information: |
Venue: Lecture Theatre, Chelsea College of Art & Design (entrance via Atterbury Street. |
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