Mackintosh Architecture: Context, Making and Meaning

苏格兰建筑师和设计师Charles Rennie Macklett（1868-1928）是当今国际公认的世界重要建筑师。他占据了维多利亚时代和现代运动之间的一个关键点，在格拉斯哥作为英国最重要的维多利亚城市之一的出现的重要时期。他的作品启发了后来的几代人，包括Aldo货车Eyck，Hans Hollein，阿拉塔Isosaki和Enric Miralles。然而，值得注意的是，尽管在过去的50年里有大量的文献致力于他的职业生涯，但他作为建筑师的核心活动却明显缺乏研究。“麦康奈尔建筑”将首次提供一个全面的，深入的评价，他作为一个建筑师的成就的基础上，档案研究和建筑调查和分析的创新和权威的结合。这项为期三年、为期九个月的项目将由格拉斯哥大学亨特里安博物馆和艺术画廊与苏格兰历史博物馆和苏格兰古代和历史古迹皇家委员会合作开展。该项目将提供一个全面的分析背景下，重要性和贡献的麦克维尔的建筑。它将产生第一个详细的目录，理由麦克维尔的建筑项目和他的建筑设计，连同transanimation从实践工作簿和其他档案来源。它将系统地查明和研究更广泛的客户、承包商和商人网络，并确定他们的贡献。历史苏格兰和皇家委员会的物理调查将确定所使用的建筑方法、材料和技术，并确认随后变化的历史。研究数据将通过一个推广良好、插图丰富、免费访问的在线数据库提供，并在一系列专家在线论文中分析结果，并在项目结束时由猎人组织举办展览和会议。这些成果的形式将确保向最广泛的受众传递知识，并为艺术史学家、策展人、文物保护人员和遗产工作者、更广泛的教育部门和公众提供宝贵的帮助。它将提供一个有价值的基础，为进一步评估麦克阿瑟在他的英国和国际同行组的背景下，并支持未来的研究，在建筑和社会历史，包括格拉斯哥的更广泛的建筑历史，在英国的主要维多利亚城市的出现，和维多利亚建筑贸易的历史。它还将支持记录和适当管理已记录和目前未发布的已建工程。研究过程将提供一种方法，为未来的评价个人建筑师的作品。该网站将提供一个展示建筑师个人成果的模型。大多数目前可用的在线建筑相关资源要么提供收藏列表，图片网站，或简要说明散文。没有权威的单一数字网站存在提供可比的全面，深入，以及说明建筑数据，设计，照片，档案材料和分析。

The Scottish architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) is today recognised internationally as an architect of world-wide importance. He occupied a pivotal point between the Victorian age and the Modern Movement, at an important period in the emergence of Glasgow as one of Britain's most important Victorian cities. His work has been an inspiration for subsequent generations including Aldo van Eyck, Hans Hollein, Arata Isosaki and Enric Miralles. Yet, remarkably, despite the extensive literature devoted to his career over the past 50 years, his core activity as an architect is conspicuously under-researched. 'Mackintosh Architecture' will provide for the first time a comprehensive, in-depth evaluation of his achievements as an architect based on an innovative and authoritative combination of archival research and building survey and analysis. The three-year nine-month project will be undertaken by the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery in partnership with Historic Scotland and the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland. The project will deliver a thorough analysis of the context, importance and contribution of Mackintosh's architecture.It will generate the first detailed catalogues raisonnés of Mackintosh's architectural projects and his architectural designs, together with transcriptions from the practice job-books and other archival sources. It will systematically identify and research the wider networks of clients, contractors and tradesmen and define their contributions. Physical surveys by Historic Scotland and the Royal Commission will identify construction methods, materials, and technology used, and confirm the history of subsequent change. The research data will be made available via a well-promoted, richly-illustrated, free-access, online database with the results analysed in a series of specialist, on-line essays and an exhibition and conference organised by the Hunterian at the conclusion of the project. The format of the outputs will ensure knowledge transfer to the broadest audience and serve as an invaluable aid to art historians, curators, conservators and heritage workers, the wider education sector and the general public.The research will deliver other benefits. It will provide a valuable foundation for further evaluation of Mackintosh in the context of his British and international peer group, and support future studies in architectural and social history, including Glasgow's wider architectural history, the emergence of major Victorian cities in Britain, and the history of Victorian building trades. It will also support the recording and appropriate management of documented and currently unpublished built work. The research process will provide a methodology for future evaluations of the oeuvre of individual architects. The website will provide a model for the presentation of an individual architect's output. The majority of currently-available on-line architecture-related resources provide either collection listings, picture sites, or brief illustrated essays. No authoritative single-figure sites exist delivering comparable comprehensive, in-depth, well-illustrated building data, designs, photographs, archival material and analysis.