The Clore Gallery for the Turner Collection, by Stirling, Wilford & Associates, 1986
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a special fuck you to these four fuckwits today! the faces of genocide. arthur phillip, the one who established the colony and invaded the land, lachlan macquarie, the terrorist mass murderer (why the FUCK do we have a uni named after him??), james stirling, the leader of the pinjarra massacre, and george arthur, the man who devised the ‘black line’ and made it his personal mission to commit genocide in tasmania.
(and fun fact! every single one of them died in the uk, where they were born. every single one of them counted themselves to the bone as british. they actively chose to come to australia to commit these atrocities and then sailed on home. they are not fucking australians. australia today suffers from the consequences that they skipped out on. people whinge about, why are australians pissed off at the british government for something other australians did? because! those fuckers were not australians! they held positions of power given to them by the british government, and came from britain and returned to britain and worked with british interests in mind and they did it out of choice.)
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James Stirling and James Gowan, Expandable House, Model, 1957
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Saatsgalerie, Stuttgart. October 2023
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Big Jim 🪴
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Number 1 Poultry, James Stirling, London, 1997
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I believe that the shapes of a building should indicate — perhaps display — the usage and way of life of its occupants, and it is therefore likely to be rich and varied in appearance, and its expression is unlikely to be simple.
James Stirling
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Extension to the State Gallery in Stuttgart, 1977 - 1984. By James Stirling and Michael Wilford.
"ln 1977 , next to the classicist building of the old Staatsgalerie, Stirling and Wilford designed a museum of markedly urban, almost monumental character. Their building, the result of a competition, prompted a division in the architectural scene in Germany into two opposing camps: »Modernism versus Post-Modernism<<"
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“James Stirling’s Island” _ 05.03.2023 _ SK
A collage of axonometric drawings by James Stirling and Leon Krier.
Drawings source: https://www.oasejournal.nl/en/Issues/79
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James Stirling, Portal, Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart, Germany, 1979
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