Thank you to University of Chichester Fine Art department students Trudie, Dennis, Charlotte, Jenny, Rebecca, Ali, Chris and Emma for … More
Category: Archaeology
From ‘The View from Here’ to ‘Marks Make Meaning’
I’m excited to have been invited to talk and teach for a day at the University of Chichester Department of … More
Pinewood, Mole, Sylvan, Old Oak, Shamwari…
This is really a development of this post from August last year. It described a paper I had presented at … More
‘Anthropology and Architecture: A Misplaced Conversation’
Occlusions of the Operational Sequence: a coincidental conversation between Robert Matthew and André Leroi-Gourhan in six diagrams is an article … More
Villa Madama: reconstruction as design in architecture and archaeology
Witnessing the demise of Matteo Renzi’s premiership I was reminded of something I wrote recently for Column, the in-house journal of 31/44 … More
Practice as Theory or: how I learned to stop worrying and love CDM
A recent call for papers for a special issue of the Architectural Theory Review recounted a brief meeting between Le … More
On Trowels
I came across my 4” W.H.S. trowel again while rearranging my bookshelves yesterday. We’d taken all of our Donna Leon … More
London Stone Part 2: a choreographic reconstruction
On the south side of this high street, near unto the channel, is pitched upright a great stone called … More
London Stone Part 1: an unlovely lump of rock
In a niche at low level behind a decorative grille facing the road at 111 Cannon Street, London, and built … More
Scandalous Artefacts 