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Lecture 7: James Stirling, Leicester Engineering Building, 1959-63Le Corbusier, Villa Stein, 1927-30Vladimir Tatlin, Tatlin’s Tower, 1920“Rowe began his studies at Liverpool in 1939, which had been a conservative school ofarchitecture before the war, but had radically changed with the influx in 1938-39 of Polishrefugees, many of whom had been active in the Modern Movement and introduced the schoolto Corbusian modernism and a form of Russian constructivism.”S. Hambright Drawing Canonical Ideas in Architecture UofA
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