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In Tasman's land, gleams and dreams of the great north-west by James Stirling, 2010-09-06
As Regards Protoplasm (1872) by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-09-10
University Librarianship (Handbooks on Library Practice) by James Frazer Stirling, 1981-08
Thomas Carlyle's Counsels To A Literary Aspirant: A Hitherto Unpublished Letter Of 1842 And What Came Of Them (1886) by Thomas Carlyle, 2010-05-23
Lineae Tertii Ordinis Neutonianae (1717) (Latin Edition) by James Stirling, 2010-09-10
What Is Thought?, Or, the Problem of Philosophy by Way of a General Conclusion So Far by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-03-27
As Regards Protoplasm: In Relation to Professor Huxley's Essay On the Physical Basis of Life by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-02-09
The Categories by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-03-01
Lectures On The Philosophy Of Law: Together With Whewell And Hegel, And Hegel And Mr. W. R. Smith; A Vindication In A Physico-Mathematical Regard (1873) by James Hutchison Stirling, 2008-06-02
Philosophy and theology, being the first Edinburgh university Gifford lectures; by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-08-28
Jerrold, Tennyson And Macaulay: With Other Critical Essays by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-09-10
Philosophy and Theology, Being the First Edinburgh University Gefford Lectures by James Hutchinson Stirling, 2010-02-08
Of Philosophy In The Poets: Opening Lecture To The Edinburgh University Philosophical Society, November 5, Session 1884-1885 (1885) by James Hutchison Stirling, 2010-05-23
Lineae Tertii Ordinis Neutonianae, Sive, Illustratio Tractatus D. Neutoni De Enumeratione Linearum Tertii Ordinis: Cui Subjungitur, Solutio Trium Problematum (Latin Edition) by James Stirling, 2010-01-10

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STIRLING, JAMES. Bauten Und Projekte 1950-1974. - Buchhandlung Walther Koenig
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James Stirling [en]
james stirling. Bauten und Projekte 19501974. authors author. Léon Krier (layout) james stirling (layout) John Jacobus (introduction)
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James Stirling [en]
james stirling. Bauten und Projekte 19501983. authors author. Ted Bickford Peter Arnwell. data. german DVA; 1984 book. persons person. james stirling
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Celebrate WA
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James Stirling (architect) -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article
james stirling (1926 1992) was one of (A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales
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Extractions: James Stirling (1926 - 1992) was one of (A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland) Britain 's most important (Someone who creates plans to be used in making something (such as buildings)) architect s starting from the (The decade from 1960 to 1969) . Stirling was born in (Largest city in Scotland; a port in west central Scotland; one of the great shipbuilding centers of the world) Glasgow and obtained his architecture degree at (Click link for more info and facts about Liverpool University) Liverpool University , but set up office in (The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center) London . He was awarded the (Click link for more info and facts about Pritzker Prize) Pritzker Prize in 1981.
James Stirling
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Overview Of James Stirling
Gazetteer for Scotland Definitive description of james stirling (1692 1770)
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Extractions: James Stirling Mathematician and surveyor. Born in Garden (Stirling), son of a Jacobite, who had been accused of treason and arrested when James was 17. In 1710, Stirling went to Balliol College (Oxford) possibly after studies in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Following the Jacobite Rising of 1715, Stirling refused to swear allegiance to the Hanoverian throne and thus could not graduate. He continued his research for a brief period in Oxford, before moving to Venice (1717) and then Padua (1721). In 1722, he hurriedly left Italy, to return to Glasgow, because the Italian glass-makers tried to assassinate him as he has discovered their secrets, which he later published as A Description of a Machine to Blow Fire by Fall of Water In 1724, Stirling took a teaching post in London, growing his friendship with Sir Isaac Newton. He corresponded with many other mathematicians, including Euler. In 1726, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. Stirling's main contribution was in the field of calculus, through his treatise Methodus Differentialis Mathematics was clearly not a lucrative occupation because, in 1735, Stirling took the post of manager of a mining company in Leadhills. In 1746, Stirling was considered as the successor to Colin Maclaurin (1698 - 1746) in Edinburgh, but his support for the Jacobites, who had occupied the city the previous year, meant this was politically impossible.
Images Of The No. 1 Poultry By James Stirling (Stirling Wilford Associates)
Digital Imaging Project Art historical images of architecture and sculpture from Prehistoric to Postmodern art. Scanned from slides taken on site by Mary
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Extractions: Although the building and site were beset with controversy, No.1 Poultry is now viewed as London's post modern flagship. Stirling's design was finalized in 1988 but when he died unexpectedly in 1992, no construction had begun. Michael Wilford, Stirling's partner, completed this monumental work, adhering to the original design. Not only is it a strange shapesometimes called an arc or ship, but its design is playful, post-modern, and eclectic with cladding in pink and beige stone in stripes, with huge cornices and industrial windows, and with a kind of tower/prow with ship-like railings above the clock. Like other post-modern buildings, it also alludes to others structures, most clearly to the Victorian Mappin and Webb building, formerly located on this site. Punched-out triangles, circles and squares highlight the geometries of the building. The building provides not only office space, but houses restaurants and shops. The Underground station is also located below the building. Click here to return to index of art historical sites.
Images Of The Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard, By James Stirling. Digital Imag
Digital Imaging Project Art historical images of European and North American architecture and sculpture from classical Greek to Postmodern.
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Sir James Frazer Stirling
Settling in London, stirling worked in partnership (195663) with james Gowan, stirling, Sir james Frazer (The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition)
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Forfar, Scotland, Parish Burials - STIRLING
SKIRLING, ALEXANDER 7 stirling, james 488. SURNAME FORENAMES PLACE COMMENTS DATE stirling WILL(IAM) DRUMGLY HIS CHILD 03 SEP 1740 stirling WILL(IAM)
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Extractions: Welcome to WWW.MONIKIE.ORG.UK, from Scotland An few SK/Tirling surname burial records from the old BURIAL records of Forfar Parish Church, Angus, held at the offices of Angus Council Cemeteries Department, County Buildings, Forfar. SKIRLING, ALEXANDER #7 STIRLING, JAMES #488 SURNAME FORENAMES PLACE COMMENTS DATE STIRLING WILL(IAM) DRUMGLY HIS CHILD 03 SEP 1740 STIRLING WILL(IAM) DRUMGLY - - - - 09 SEP 1740 STIRLING JOHN BANK-HEAD HIS CHILD - - 18 SEP 1740 STIRLING JOHN HACKERTON HIS CHILD - - 24 JAN 1742 SKIRLING ANDREW FORFAR MERCHANT - - 03 MAR 1742 Modern spellings; Drumgley, Halkerton, Ballinshoe, Bankhead, Muirhead. (Records for later years still to be examined in the original books held at at Angus Council Cemeteries Office in Forfar.) Back to STIRLING Main Page LOCAL INTEREST FAMILY HISTORY INTEREST NEWBIGGING INTEREST ... HOMEPAGE Please press the BACK BUTTON for your previous page. This page forms part of the Monikie, Scotland Website. Last changed on 04 November, 2002
Famous Stirlings, On The Monikie, Scotland Website.
stirling, james Hutchison (18201909). Scottish philosopher, born in Glasgow. In drawing up the patent he was assisted by his brother james stirling who
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Extractions: Welcome to WWW.MONIKIE.ORG.UK, from Scotland Some information about famous persons with the STIRLING surname. STIRLING, James , known as 'the Venetian' (l692-1770). Scottish mathematician, born in Garden, Stirlingshire. He studied at Glasgow and Oxford (1711-16), but left without graduating. His first book, on Newton's classification of cubic curves, was published in Oxford in 1717. He visited Venice at about this time, returned to Scotland in 1724, and went to London, where he taught mathematics. From 1735 he was superintendent of the lead mines at Leadhills, Lanarkshire, and corresponded with Colin Maclaurin. For his survey of the Clyde in 1752 he was presented with a silver tea-kettle by Glasgow Town Council. His principal mathematical work was Methodus differentailis (1730), in which he made important advances in the theory of infinite series and finite differences, and gave an approximate formula for the factorial function, still in use and named after him. STIRLING, James Hutchison
Sackler Museum (Fogg Extension) Cambridge MA By James Stirling
galinsky description, photographs and visiting information for the Arthur M. Sackler Museum (Fogg extension) Cambridge MA by james stirling.
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Extractions: by architect... Aalto, Alvar Alsop, Will Ando, Tadao Aoki, Jun Architektengruppe Stuttgart Ban, Shingeru Beeby, Thomas Blom, Piet Botta, Mario Calatrava, Santiago Cardinal, Douglas Casson, Sir Hugh Cobb, Henry Cook, Peter Corbusier, Le Correa, Charles Dinkeloo, John Eisenman, Peter Erskine, Ralph Foreign Office Architects Foster and Partners Fournier, Colin Gehry, Frank Gigon/Guyer Goldberg, Bertrand Goldfinger, Erno Goodwin, Philip Graves, Michael Greene and Greene Greenfield, Guy Grimshaw, Nicholas Gropius, Walter Hadid, Zaha Harrison, Wallace Herzog and de Meuron Hood, Raymond Hopkins, Michael Indrio, Anna Maria Isozaki, Arata Ito, Toyoto Jacobsen, Arne Johnson, Philip Kahn, Louis Kleiheus, Josef Paul Koolhaas, Rem Libeskind, Daniel Loos, Adolf Lubetkin, Berthold MacCormac, Richard Mecanoo Meier, Richard Mendelsohn, Erich Meyer and Van Schooten Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig
Michael Blackwood Productions: James Stirling
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Extractions: 58 minutes, color Narrated by the architect Britain's most original architect tours his three major museumsthe New State Gallery in Stuttgart, the Sackler Museum at Harvard, and the Tate Gallery extension in London. Critics and colleagues comment on Stirling's style in this film, made before his premature death ended an important career in contemporary architecture.
James Mackison - Stirling Family History Local History
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Michael Wilford
james stirling Buildings and Projects james stirling/Michael Wilford Associates . Botta, Mario and james stirling. james stirling/Michael Wilford and
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Extractions: Up UCI Critical Theory Resource UCI Special Collections UCI Libraries ... UC Irvine Compiled by Eddie Yeghiayan Aldersey-Williams, Hugh. "New Architecture: Foster, Rogers, Stirling." Architectural Record (March ArchiektenJames Stirling Stuttgart: IRB Verlag, Arnell, Peter and Ted Bickford, eds. James Stirling: Buildings and Projects: James Stirling/Michael Wilford Associates . Introduction by Colin Rowe. London: Architectural Press, Banham, Reyner. "James Stirling: The Epiphany of the Failed Avant Gardes." Review of James Stirling: Buildings and Projects , edited by Peter Arnell and Ted Bickford. Design Book Revi ew: DBR (Spring "Berlin Science Centre, 1979-80." Architectural Design Botta, Mario and James Stirling. James Stirling/Michael Wilford and Associates: la Nuova Galleria di Stato a Stoccarda . Milan: Electa, 1985. Buchanan, Peter. Review of James Stirling: Buildings and Projects , edited by Peter Arnell and Ted Bickford. Architectural Review (August 1985), 178:66. Cannon-Brookes, Peter. "Arthur M. Sackler Museum."
Faculty Of History: About The Faculty: Sir James Stirling
(Sir) james stirling. I ceased to believe in Frank Lloyd Wright s philosophy of Links to more information on james stirling. Biography (in English).
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Extractions: Faculty of History History Faculty About the Faculty "I ceased to believe in Frank Lloyd Wright's philosophy of "truth to materials" when I saw for the first time a building by Palladio- where the peeling columns were in fact made of bricks- and not of marble or stone, as I had naively assumed from the books. "I believe that the shapes of a building should indicate- perhaps display- the usage the 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... "We are not much concerned with the imagery of space flight or super-advanced technology, as I think an architect usually has to make do with the technology which is normal and is cost-wise available to him. According to what is appropriate for a particular building problem, the building could, I think, be made of any materials- old or new, traditional of technological- and the whole spectrum of the past, from earth works to plastics, is usable according to the differing economic/climate conditions prevailing in different countries."
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UWA Press - James Stirling
Biogrpahy of the founder and Governor of the Swan River Colony.
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Extractions: It will deservedly become the standard reference on James Stirling. The Canberra Times This wellwritten study is a powerful instance of how a wellestablished genre can offer much that is new. Journal of Maritime Research Man of action, naval officer, able administrator, skilled diplomat James Stirlings distinguished and multi-faceted career carried him to the four corners of the nineteenth century world. This ambitious biography, seven years in the making, breaks new ground in documenting fully Stirling's path from birth into one of Scotland's oldest families, through to founder and Governor of the Swan River Colony and, ultimately, to Admiral and British naval chief in East Asia.
James Stirling : Book Reviews : Journal For Maritime Research
Pamela StathamDrew has written a fresh and rewarding biography of a colonial governor who was willing to speculate about geopolitics and naval power.
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