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    Urban Cartographies:Drawings Seen Through Bacon's Painting

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    Art, architecture and urbanism practice Metis was founded by Professor Mark Dorrian, Forbes Chair in Architecture, and Adrian Hawker, MArch Programme Director, at the University of Edinburgh. Metis has a long history of proposing extraordinary architectures, whether in building form or as interventions in existing spaces. Architect and academic Peter Salter uses the lens of Francis Bacon's painting to view their creative tactics.</p

    island territories viii: Scapeland Ávila

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    Degree Show Catalogue documenting an ESALA MArch (Modular Pathway) studio ‘island territories viii:&nbsp;Scapeland&nbsp;Ávila’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2022-2023

    island territories v: Havana, Re-Making Islands, Dismantling Insularity

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    Degree Show Catalogue documenting a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio ‘island territories v: Havana, Re-Making Islands, Dismantling Insularity’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2016-2018

    island territories VII: Mont-St-Michel Island Temporalities

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    Degree Show Catalogue documenting the second year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio and an associated one-year MArch (Modular Pathway) studio, ‘island territories VII: Island Temporalities’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2020-2022

    island territories VII: Island Temporalities

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    Degree Show Catalogue documenting the first year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio and an associated one-year MArch (Modular Pathway) studio, ‘island territories VII: Island Temporalities’. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie. 2020-2022

    Metis: Vessels:Yisabu Dokdo Memorial Park, International Competition, Samcheok, South Korea

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    Vessels is an architectural proposal that responds to an international architectural competition for a new Yisabu Dokdo Memorial Park for the city of Samcheok, South Korea. The project was one of five projects selected from an international field. It was awarded an Honourable Mention and selected for publication.Yisabu Dokdo Memorial Park is imagined as a new landscape defined by the presence of three large timber volumes that are elevated slightly above the ground. These Vessels recall the hulls of ships such of those the Navy of Silla. Their upturned forms shade and shelter areas of this new landscape and beneath them cluster the programmatic halls - delicate glass vitrines illuminated by the low light that enters under the Vessel ‘s lower edge. The spaces between these halls form gateways that guide visitors into the park.The project was designed and developed by Metis, the Atelier for Art, Architecture and Urbanism founded by Mark Dorrian and Adrian Hawker.<br/

    island territories vi: MANHATTAN scapeland eSTRANGEment / disPLACEment

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    Degree Show Catalogue documenting the first year of a two-year ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio ‘island territories vi:&nbsp;MANHATTAN Scapeland. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker, Victoria Clare Bernie and Tiago Torres Campos. 2018-2020

    island territories VI: Manhattan Scapeland

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    Degree Show Catalogue from the second year of an ESALA MArch (Integrated Pathway) studio \u27Island Territories VI: Manhattan scapeland\u27, working in collaboration with a student from an associated ESALA MSc Landscape Architecture programme. Studio Leaders: Adrian Hawker and Victoria Clare Bernie, with Lisa MacKenzie. 2018-2020

    Providence College Faculty Author Series 2012-2013: Dr. Adrian Weimer

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    Dr. Adrian Weimer (History, Providence College) discusses her new book Martyrs\u27 Mirror: Persecution and Holiness in Early New England and the cultural importance of martyrdom within Colonial America

    Providence College Faculty Author Series 2012-2013: Dr. Adrian Weimer

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    Dr. Adrian Weimer (History, Providence College) discusses her new book Martyrs\u27 Mirror: Persecution and Holiness in Early New England and the cultural importance of martyrdom within Colonial America
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