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Sir John Leslie Martin (17 August 1908, in Manchester – 28 July 2000) was an English architect, and a leading advocate of the International Style. Martin's most famous building is the Royal Festival Hall. His work was especially influenced by Alvar Aalto.
Además de su prolífica carrera como arquitecto, Leslie Martin fue autor de varios libros sobre arquitectura y urbanismo, como «La estructura del espacio urbano» (1972). Si te interesa algún arquitecto u obra, haznoslo saber a través del formulario.
Leslie Martin. Marta García Carbonero. 30/04/2001. (1908-2000) La interrelación entre la educación arquitectónica, la práctica profesional y la investigación teórica ha perdido con la muerte de Leslie Martin a uno de sus principales impulsores. Con un número importante de construcciones en su haber, este arquitecto nacido en Manchester ...
Resumen. Este artículo analiza la arquitectura de Sir Leslie Martin (1908-2000) y recorre el intenso itinerario profesional que se inicia con la construcción de la escuela infantil en Northwich, Cheshire (1937-1938) o la casa Alastair Morton en Brampton (1938) adscritas a la ortodoxia de la arquitectura moderna, y continúa con los proyectos ...
Leslie Martin combined teaching and research at the University of Cambridge and went back to his to his professional practice in his studio in Great Shelford. One can recognize in the architectural production of Leslie Martin, by means of his works and projects, the basic mechanisms of composition, returning to the structure
Overview. Dr Leslie Martin researches interactions between regulation, firms, and environmental outcomes. Much of her work focuses on industrialising countries, with studies into air quality gains from environmental regulation in cities in India, the use of carbon offsets by Indian manufacturers, the effectiveness of energy efficiency programs ...
Learn about the life and work of Sir Leslie Martin, a Royal Gold Medallist who influenced Britain's architectural history and culture. Explore his early career, teaching, research, and public commissions, from Manchester to London.
