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1939-2019
Charles Jencks was born on 21 June 1939 in Baltimore, Maryland. His parents were Gardner Jencks, a pianist and composer, and Ruth (nee DeWitt Pearl). He took at BA in English Literature at Harvard University (1961) and then a BA and MA at Harvard Graduate School of Design (1965) He received a PhD from London University in 1970 for his thesis "Modern architecture: the tradition since 1945" which led to a series of articles in Arena and to the publication Modern Movements in Architecture (1972). From 1961 to 1973 he was married to Pamela Balding and had two sons, Justin and Cosmo. He married Maggie Keswick Jencks and had two children, John and Lily. Maggie died in 1995. In 2006 he married Louisa Lane Fox . He died on 13 October 2019.
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Film director
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1980-
Lily Jencks is an architectural and landscape designer. She founded Jencks Squared, a landart company with Charles, her father, in 2010, and worked on projects in collaboration with him in South Korea, Scotland, as well as designing the new exhibition space at The Cosmic House. Lily also runs her own eponymous design studio. She taught design units Dip13 and Exp13 at the Architectural Association 2015-2021. She sits on the board of the Maggie's Centers in Hong Kong.
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2021-
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2010-2022
A landart company founded by Charles Jencks and Lily Jencks
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1938-
In 1978 Farrell was commissioned to design the architectural shell of what would become known as The Thematic House.
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1965 - Present
Founded in 1965 as the Farrell/Grimshaw Partnership. Grimshaw left the firm on 30 April 1980 to found Grimshaw Architects, while Farrell changed the name of the company to Terry Farrell Partnership. Known as Farrells from 1991.
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1924-2005
Artist
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1947-
Artist.
Scott sculpted the bust of Hephaestus in the Winter room, modelled on Eduardo Paolozzi.
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1936-
Sculptor