thomas
deckker
architect
Talks at Veretec
2022-23
2022-23
BBC: The Inquiry
BBC World Service 2019
BBC World Service 2019
Brasilia: Life Beyond Utopia
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2016
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2016
Brasilia: Life Beyond Utopia
Architectural Design [April 2016]
Architectural Design [April 2016]
Two exhibitions for the McAslan Gallery
McAslan Gallery 2016
McAslan Gallery 2016
Edzell Castle: Architectural Treatises in Late 16th Century Scotland
Garden History Society 2014
Garden History Society 2014
Architecture and the Humanities
Architectural Research Quarterly 2014
Architectural Research Quarterly 2014
Urban Planning in Rio 1870-1930: the Construction of Modernity
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2014
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2014
Review of Remaking London: Design and Regeneration in Urban Culture
Architectural Research Quarterly 2013
Architectural Research Quarterly 2013
Life's a Beach: Oscar Niemeyer, Landscape and Women
The Rest is Noise Festival
South Bank, London 6 October 2013
The Rest is Noise Festival
South Bank, London 6 October 2013
BBC: Last Word
BBC Radio 4 7 & 9 December 2012
BBC Radio 4 7 & 9 December 2012
Brasilia: Fictions and Illusions
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2012
Brazil Institute, Kings College London 2012
Connected Communities Symposium
University of Dundee 2011
University of Dundee 2011
Architecture + ESI: an architect's perspective
FESI [The UK Forum for Engineering Structural Integrity] 2011
FESI [The UK Forum for Engineering Structural Integrity] 2011
Review of Mapping London
Architectural Research Quarterly 2010
Architectural Research Quarterly 2010
The Studio of Antonio Carlos Elias
Epulis Fissuratum [Brasilia 2006]
Epulis Fissuratum [Brasilia 2006]
Urban Entropies: A Tale of Three Cities
Architectural Design [September 2003]
Architectural Design [September 2003]
New Architecture in Brazil - Photographs by Michael Frantzis
Brazilian Embassy, London
5-6 March 2003
Brazilian Embassy, London
5-6 March 2003
Natural Spirit (Places to Live 007)
Wallpaper* [January/February 2003]
Wallpaper* [January/February 2003]
Architects Directory
Wallpaper* [July/August 2002]
Wallpaper* [July/August 2002]
Foreign Legion RIBA Journal [March 2002]
Architects and Technology
The Encyclopaedia of Architectural Technology [London: Wiley 2002]
The Encyclopaedia of Architectural Technology [London: Wiley 2002]
Mexican-American Architecture
Mexican-American Encyclopaedia [2002]
Mexican-American Encyclopaedia [2002]
In the Realm of the Senses
Architectural Design [July 2001]
Architectural Design [July 2001]
Thomas Deckker: Two Projects in Brasilia
Architectural Design [Oct 2000]
Architectural Design [Oct 2000]
First International Seminar on the Teaching of the Built Environment [SIEPAC]
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
13-15 Sept 2000
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
13-15 Sept 2000
Issues in Architecture Art & Design
vol. 6 no. 1 [University of East London 2000]
vol. 6 no. 1 [University of East London 2000]
Monte Carasso: The re-invention of the site
Issues in Architecture Art & Design vol. 5 no. 2 [University of East London 1998]
Issues in Architecture Art & Design vol. 5 no. 2 [University of East London 1998]
Specific Objects / Specific Sites
Rethinking the Architecture / Landscape Relationship, University of East London,
26-28 Mar 1996
Rethinking the Architecture / Landscape Relationship, University of East London,
26-28 Mar 1996
Herzog & deMeuron
Issues in Architecture Art & Design vol. 3 no. 2 [University of East London 1994]
Issues in Architecture Art & Design vol. 3 no. 2 [University of East London 1994]
Charles Booth: Poverty Map of London 1886-1903
Review of Mapping London: Making Sense of the City
by Simon Foxell (Black Dog Publishing 2007)
Architectural Research Quarterly 2010
A quote from the review:
Charles Booth's Descriptive Map of London Poverty (1889) tellingly shows the opposite - that large parts of the East End and South London were inhabited by the "Middle class. Well-to-do." and even more by the "Fairly comfortable. Good ordinary earnings." before any street corner was turned into the "Very poor, casual. Chronic want." and "Lowest class. Vicious, semi-criminal."... Today these areas would be considered lucky to have this mixture.
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