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Neave Brown
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* Utica (NY), United States, 1929 |
+ London (England), United Kingdom, 9 January 2018 |
nationality:
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Royal Gold Medal RIBA - Royal Institute of British Architects
RIBA President and Chair of the Selection Committee Ben Derbyshire said:
“I’m delighted to announce Neave Brown will receive the 2018 Royal Gold Medal. Neave’s contribution to the development of modern British housing is profound, inspiring to architects, local authorities and those who have benefitted from living in one of his outstanding projects. "His pioneering ideas firmly placed the community at the heart of each of his developments, giving residents shared gardens, their own front door, innovative flexible living spaces and private outside space for every home. “At his Alexandra Road and Fleet Road estates, he showed how to achieve successful high density housing without high rise. The tallest part of the Alexandra Road is just 8 floors, dropping to 4 at its lowest point - yet 520 spacious and sought after homes were provided on this exemplar scheme. “The UK must now look back at Neave Brown’s housing ideals and his innovative architecture as we strive to solve the great housing crisis. The Government must empower and then encourage every single Council across the country to build a new generation of well-designed, affordable and sustainable homes that meet the needs of the millions of people currently failed by the housing market. We need to build 300,000 new homes per year for the foreseeable future to tackle this crisis: a radical programme of mass council homes, inspired by Neave Brown’s work, must be part of the solution.” |
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BIBLIOGRAPHY |
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WRITINGS BY THE ARCHITECT |
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Neave Brown, Dennis Sharp, "Alexandra Road", A+U. Architecture and Urbanisme 122, november 1980, pp. 4-30, 51-54 |
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INTERVIEWS |
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Mark Swenarton, Thomas Weaver, "Neave Brown in conversation with Mark Swenarton and Thomas Weaver", AA Files 67, 2013, pp. 75-91 |
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