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Big Bang, Cosmology 2
-CJA-PTK-24 · File · 1988-1992
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of a folder labelled 'Big Bang, Cosmology 2'. Includes:
-cutting review of Leon Lederman's 'The God Particle' by John Durant, annotated
-cutting titled 'Inside the mysteries of the light fantastic', annotated
-cutting titled 'Born Yesterday' from Scientific American May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Bang' by Dennis Overbye from Time, 24 May 1993, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Paul Gray from Time, 21 Mar 1988, annotated
-cutting review of Freeman J. Dyson's 'Infinite in All Directions' by Roger Penrose, 24 Jul 1988, annotated
-typescript titled 'The Mystery of Consciousness' by Paul Davies, annotated, 1992
-cutting titled 'Seeing straight round corners'
-cutting titled 'The Case of the Disappearing Black Hole'
-programme for 'Hawking's Universe' day school, organised by Birkbeck College in association with Channel 4, with manuscript notes attached
-cutting titled 'Time Warp' by Michael Church, from the Weekend Guardian 25-26 April 1992 [profile of Stephen Hawking]
-cutting titled 'And there was in the beginning...' by John Gribbins, The Sunday Times, 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Yesterday's ripples, today's galaxies' by Michael Rowan-Robinson, The Guardian 1 May 1992
-cutting titled 'A glimpse of Creation' by Christopher Moss, from The Tablet 2 May 1992, annotated
-cutting titled 'Scientists report profound insight on how time began', The New York Times 24 Apr 199, annotated
-cutting titled 'Has Man mastered the Universe' from The Observer 26 Apr 1992, annotated
-front page of The Times 24 Apr 1992, including the headline 'Space satellite unravel riddle of the universe'
-cutting 'Shoot for the Stars' by J. Madeline Nash from Time, 27 Apr 1992
-cutting 'Hunting for holes in Hawking's universe' by Tom Wilkie, from The Independent on Sunday, 3 May 1992
-cutting 'Echoes of the Big Bang' by Michael D. Lemonick from Time, 4 May 1992, annotated
-'Unravelling The Universe' published by Channel 4 Television, inserted: correspondence welcoming Charles ot the Channel 4 Science Club and manuscript notes headed 'Channel 4'
-cutting 'Planetary Nebulae' from Scientific American May 1992
-front page of The Guardian 24 Apr 1992 includin the headline 'Cosmic origin traced'
-page 19 from The Guardian, including an article titled 'Ripples from the edge of time' by Martin Rees
-cutting titled 'Coping with the fall-out from Big Bang theory' [interview with George Smoot by Tim Radford], 12 May 1992
PM Economics
-CJA-PTK-25 · File · 1990-2008
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of a folder labelled 'P-M Economy'. Includes:
-cutting titled 'All for the love of Money' by Niall Ferguson from Times2 31 Oct 2008
-cutting review of 'Head to Head: the coming economic battle among Japan, Europe and America' by Lester Thurow, reviewed by John Wyles, Time 29 Mar 1993
-cutting 'Dressed for Success' by Anthony Spaeth from Time, 28 Nov 1994
-cutting 'Free Trade Forever' by Barbara Rudolph from Time 3 Oct 1994
-cutting 'Protect or perish' by Sir James Goldsmith, from The Sunday Telegraph, 6 Nov 1994
-cutting 'How about a Genuine National Product?' [interview with Hazel Henderson' from Timeline No. 6 [publication of the Foundation for Global Community, formerly Beyond War], Nov/Dec 1992
-cutting 'A small price to pay for proving Malthus wrong' by Jessica Mathews, publication unknown [date annotated but water damaged]
-cutting titled 'Sovereignty and Trade' from the International Herald Tribune, 13 Jun 1994
-cutting titled 'Back to 'Reform' 50 years after Bretton Woods by Hobart Rowen, from The Washington Post
-cutting titled 'How the West was once' by Geoffrey Wheatcrofft
-cutting titled 'The View from Naples' from The Times 8 Jul 1994
-cutting titled 'Bretton Woods' Advice. The Washington Post [date unknown]
-cutting titled 'Battered and bruised' by Adam Zagorin, from Time 15 Aug 1994
-Proceeding of Three Cantor Lectures from the RSA Journal, Jun 1994
-fax copy cutting 'Darwinian guide to economic survival' from The Sunday Times, 22 May 1994
-fax copy cutting 'Financial wizard deflates currency of our fantasies' by Peter Hilmmore, 19 Jun 1994
-cutting titled 'A World Growing Richer' from the International Herald Tribune, 18-19 Jun 1994
-cutting 'Darwinian guide to economic survival' from The Sunday Times, 22 May 1994
-cutting 'Financial wizard deflates currency of our fantasies' by Peter Hilmmore, 19 Jun 1994
-cutting review of 'More People, Less Erosion' by Tiffen, Mortimore and Gichuki, by Richard North, annotated 'Indy, June 15, 1994'
-cutting review of 'Discovering Simplicity in a Complex World' by Cohen and Stewart, by Ed Regis, annotated 'NY Times Book Review 12 June 1994'
-cutting titled 'World Bank finds $178bn wasted by poorer countries', annotated 'Indy June 20, 94'
-cutting titled 'World Bank Draws Fire: babbling technocrats or unsung heroes?' from International Herald Tribune 20 Jun 1994, with post-it note giving instructions to Val on re-setting text with new pagination and spacing.
-cutting 'But now we're global' review of books by Michael E. Porter and Dertouzos, Solow and Lester, TLS 31 Aug-6 Sep 1990
-cutting 'Making the Elephant Dance' by Adam Zagorbin from Time, 6 May 1991
-cutting 'Finishing tape in sight for the marathon Gatt talks' from The Guardian 14 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Blair's Utopian vision is not enough' , [publication unknown], annotated
-cutting 'Better idea on British business', 25 May 1994, annotated
-cutting 'We already number too many' by Donella Meadows', and photocopies, Los Angeles Times, 5 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Sure, the Stock Market's Crazy - Crazy like a Fox' by Anthony Ramirez, from The New York Times 3 Apr 1994
-Science Times pages from The New York Times 5 Apr 1994
-cutting 'Ruts on Data Highway' The New York Times 7 Apr 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Did Greenspan set of the leverage tripwire?', Los Angeles Times [date unknown]
-cutting 'Cut international financing of Third World arms', The Washington Post [date unknown], annotated
-cutting 'More fight left in the Uruguay Round' [date and publication unknown]
-cutting 'My Biggest Mistake by John Naisbitt [date and publication unknown]
-cutting 'Russia and China: a take of 2 'Cures'' by Peter Passell, annotated 'April 16-17, 94 IHT'
-cutting 'China unveils 'green' growth plan', annotated 'IHT April 16-17, 94",
cutting 'World Trade Treaty signed with cheers tempered by anxiety', International herald Tribune 16-17 Apr 1994
-The Money Report pages of the International Herald Tribune 16-17 Apr 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Explaining the Markets' The New York Times, 12 Apr 1994
-Institute for Public Policy Research annual report 1992-1993
-photocopy from Green Earth Observer titled 'The Ecological Foundations of the Economic System' by Hazel Henderson [undated]
-photocopy published article 'Herman Daly: Economics as if the creation mattered' from Creation March/April [annotated '?1987']
-photocopy cutting 'Modem Operandi: as politics go digital, info highway traffic is heavy in right lane' from the Wall Street Journey, annotated 16 Mar 1994
-photocopy cutting 'Can Publishing go global?' , annotated 'March 26 94 LA Times'
-cuttings tapes to white paper titled 'U.S. see future of world trade in Asia's boom', and photocopy
-manuscript letter from Charlene Spretnak on personal headed paper enclosing a paper from one of her students, 1994; attached typescript title 'Charles Fourier: A brief exploration of his vision and its potential contribution to a Post-modern revisioning of Western culture' by Nick Ottavio, 1994
-manuscript letter from [Paul Ekins] on personal headed paper to Maggie and Charles, thanking them for their hospitality at the conference, 1994
-cutting 'The 'policy is dead' theory arrives' by Samuel Brittan, annotated 'June 6, 94'
-cutting 'Adam Smith was no Gordon Gecko', annotated 'Jan 23 94 Sunday Times'
-cutting 'Economy's happy landing: no-inflation growth' from New York Times 27 Jan 1994
-cutting 'Battle to control the skies' annotated 'March 22 94'
-cutting 'Microsoft and A.T&T. confess to a 3-month fling' from New York Times
-cutting 'The new space race in satellite communications', New York Times, 27 Mar 1994
-Science Times pages from New York Times 29 Mar 1994
-cutting ''Creeping Crash' is Investors' newest nightmare' from New York Times 3 Mar 1994
-Business Day page from New York Times 21 Jan 1994, annotated
-cutting 'Economy surges in quarter as inflation remains low', New York Times 29 Jan 1994
-World Report pages from the Los Angeles Times 8 Feb 1994
-Business pages from New York Times 27 Feb 1994
-cutting 'Developing ourselves to death' by William K. Stevens, review of 'The World Bank, Environmental Impoverishment and the crisis of development' by Bruce Rich
-cutting 'Africa's Economies: Reforms pay off' from The New York Times 13 Mar 1994
-cutting 'Betting the Bank on a Molecule' review of 'The American Marriage of Business and Technology' by Teitelman and 'One Company's Quest for the Perfect Drug' by Werth, by Charles C. Mann, from New York Times Book Review, 13 Mar 1994
-cutting, subscription offer for 'Strategic Investment'
-cutting 'Grandpa Bear says look out below' from The New York Times 3 Apr 1994 [interview with Albert E. Sindlinger]
-cutting 'Capital on Edge over Market's Erratic Pulse' annotated '4/4/94' from Los Angeles Times
-cutting 'Markets fear selling frenzy' The Sunday Times 3 Apr 1994
-cutting 'When the Square Mile felt the wind of change' annotated 'Oct 15 1990'
-cutting 'Believers in One Wave Theory see U.S. in deep trough soon' annotated 'Wall St August 8 91'
-cutting 'Japan announces series of steps to try to halt stock market slide', New York Times 19 Aug 1992
-cutting' Recession Blues' by Kumiko Makihara, Time 3 Aug 1992
-cutting 'Nobel pursuit of real-life economics' by Garth Alexander [publication and date unknown]
-photocopy 'The unanimous Declaration of Interdependence' originally published in WIN Magazine Ecology issue 1969
-photocopy 'The Future cult of S & M (science and mathematics)' by Rhonda Roland Shearer from At The Crossroads, Issue Three
-photocopy annotated 'Selections from 'The Human Economy Newsletter'
-photocopy front page of TRANET, a bi-monthly digest for the Alternative and Transformational Movements, Jan 1994
-cutting 'The Economist's depression' by David Smith, review of 'The Death of Economics' by Paul Ormerod, The Sunday Times 3 Apr 1994
-photocopy 'What The Government Should Do' by Felix Rohatyn from The New York Review, 25 Jun 1992, annotated
-photocopied bundle titled 'Prediction Company: press clippings' (1992-1994)', annotated
-typescript titled 'Prediction Company: corporate overview July 1993'
-cutting 'As Capitalism Win, the U.S. Drops Out' by Theodore J. Forstmann, The New York Times, 27 Mar 1994
-cutting 'Is Growth Moral?', review by Louis Uchitelle of Silent Depression by Wallace C. Peterson, [The New York Times, 27 Mar 1994]
-cutting 'Got the Grumps? Join the Club' by Barbara Ann Kipfer
-bundle of cuttings from 14 March 1994 from the Financial Times, Los Angeles Times and New York Times
-cutting 'Jobs in an Age of Insecurity', Time, 22 Nov 1993
Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology
-CJA-PTK-28 · File
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of an envelope labelled 'Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology'. Includes:
-photocopy published article 'The curtain falls on quantum physics: mathematicians unravel the mysteries of the Universe (1)/Der Weg in die göttliche Falle' by Rolf Niemann raum&zeit 63/93
-cutting 'Fusion experiment sets 5.6-million watt record', Times 11 Dec 1993
-cutting 'Profile: Murray Gell-Mann: The Lonely Odysseus of Particle Physics', Scientific American, Mar 1992, annotated
-cutting 'Quantum Chaos', Scientific American, Jan 1992, annotated
-manuscript notes relating to John's GCSE and A-Level subjects [CLOSED]
-cutting '£1bn machine to seek the source of gravitation'
-cutting 'Rival scientists decide universe is composed of 3 types of matter', 13 Oct 1989
-cutting 'Physics takes a step, leaves a mess', The New York Times, 15 Oct 1989, annotated
-cutting 'Rebirth of the universe', Observer 25 Jun 1989
-cutting 'The $2 Billion hole', Time, 1 Nov 1993
-cutting 'Supercollider stands at the frontier of science', 4 Apr 1990
-cutting 'Basic particle created in test of accelerator', The New York Times, 13 Apr 1989
-cutting 'A colossal collision course', Time, 17 Jul 1989
-cutting 'The ultimate quest', Time 16 Apr 1990
Religion
-CJA-PTK-35 · File · [1990-1993]
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of a folder labelled 'Religion'. Includes:
-five colour photographs of Charles talking to an unidentified man at Portrack
-two colour photographs of Charles serving salad to an unidentified woman in Summer at 19 Lansdowne Walk
-cutting 'How I pay (second series): The medium and the message' by Angela Tilby from The Tablet, 27 Feb 1993
-private view card from David Jones: Celtic Mystic at Austin/Desmond & Phipps June-July 1993
-cutting 'dismissed' by Matthew Fox from Creation Spirituality May/Jun 1993
-cutting, letters to the editor, The Independent [date unknown]
-cutting 'Claus Westermann on Original Blessing' from Creation Spirituality Nov/Dec 1992
-Creation Spirituality newsletter Mar 1993
-cuttings from The Tablet relating to Matthew Fox, Apr 1993
-photocopy 'Roman Catholic Church Rebel Becomes A Cause Célèbre' from Living Arts 17 Mar 1993
-typescript 'Ecological Postmodernism: A grounded spirituality' by Charlene Spretnak, Cal State Fullerton conference on Rationality and Spirituality 11-12 Mar 1993, annotated on reverse
-manuscript notes headed 'Charlene'
-A4 programme and flyer for 'The Spirit of Postmodernism: debating a new agenda' at the ICA, 27 Feb [1993]
-correspondence from the ICA confirming Charles' participation in the 'The Spirit of Postmodernism: debating a new agenda', Dec 1992
-typescript letter from Philippa Berry on King's College Cambridge headed paper, requesting cues for the discussion at the ICA, 8 Feb 1993, annotated
-manuscript notes [from the 'The Spirit of Postmodernism' event at the ICA] annotated with the names of the speakers
-cutting 'Divine Invention' by Sister Wendy Beckett from the Sunday Times 21 Feb 1993
-typescript 'Religious myth, sexual symbol and technological function in the postmodern electronic ecological era' by Joe Holland, with a typescript covering letter, addressed from The Warwick Institute, 17 Nov 1992
-manuscript notes headed 'Transformations (Dec 20, 4.15, Channel 4)'
-cutting 'Christians' Move: Back to Indianness' by Barbara Crossette from The New York Times International 20 Jan 1990
-cutting 'Roman Catholic Church Rebel Becomes A Cause Célèbre' from Living Arts 17 Mar 1993, annotated
Universe (fifth edition)
-CJA-RES-AL-B12-5-16 · Item · 1999
Part of Charles Jencks Archive

Publisher: W.H. Freeman and Company. Includes CD-ROM

Inserted:
-cutting 'Life to blast off for Mars moon Phobos' New Scientist 5 Nov 2011
-cutting 'Superconductivity' New Scientist 5 Nov 2011
-cutting 'Spectacular explosions but best is yet to come, say comet astronomers' The Times 19 Jul 1994
-brochure for The Domaine Roumier Clos de Vougeot 1996 selection
-cutting 'Hubble colours are a true works of art' The Times 19 Feb 2005
-book reviews New Scientist 20 Oct 2011
-cutting 'A new view of our universe: one of only many' The New York Times 29 Oct 2002
-cutting 'Singapore: City state puts on a fresh face to lure new workers and attract more visitors' The Times 14 Sep 2009
-cutting 'Cosmic Architecture: building the Universe' [unidentified publication], annotated
-cutting 'Activity and Learning Centre, 24H, Thailand' The Architectural Review, Sep 2009, post-it note labelled 'Organic Arch'
-pages from The Architectural Review, Feb 2010

 Kaufmann, William J., III
LPMA - EXTRAS
CJA-LPA-3 · File · 1976-1991
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Contents of a folder labelled 'LMPA - EXTRAS'. Includes:
-loose photographs and transparencies, some marked up for reproduction
-Letter of transmittal from Moore Ruble Yudell Architects and Planners sending images of Kwee House
-biographical information and transparencies from Shoei Yoh
-project information from Platou Arkitekter AS, annotated
-project information for the Winton Residence Guest House, annotated
-cuttings from Building Design, annotated
-cutting from The Sunday Times 6 October 1985 on the London Docklands
-letter from Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates to Dr Andreas Papadakis, sending images
-project information for the Allsteel Furniture Showroom, annotated
-project information for the Laure Mallet House, annotated
-cutting from The New York Times Magazine 22 Nov 1987 'The Aulenti Uproar'
-cutting from The New York Times 2 April 1987 on the new Musée d'Orsay
-photocopy of an article on the Guggenheim from the Wall Street Journal 23 March 1987
-cutting from Cobouw, 23 March 1990 [Dutch language]
-folder labelled 'Charles Jencks: Clients copy of return United Kingdom 1968/69' and annotated 'LPMA 1976+ Post-Modernism + Personal Photos 1977-9 containing: postcard sent from Charles to Andreas Papadakis advertising Charles' lecture at UCLA 20 May 1976 titled 'The Language of Modern Architecture'; cutting 'More Modern than Modern' by Charles from Lifespan; negatives and contact sheets.
LPMA EXTRAS - SLIDES 1985-1995
CJA-LPA-4 · File · 1985-1995
Part of Charles Jencks Archive

Contents of a folder labelled 'LPMA EXTRAS - SLIDES 1985-1995' and 'Bunny: LPMA: Contents - Snag List - Index - Notes'.

The folder consists predominantly of slides in plastic wallets; there are also some loose photographs, a small page of manuscript notes, and an annotated cutting rom The New York Times 1 April 1990 on San Francisco's Marriott Hotel.
[Loose papers]
CJA-PTK-20 · File
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Material found loose and grouped together. Includes:
-stapled photocopy from ['Platitudes' by Trey Ellis] [staple removed for conservation reasons]
-manuscript list of attendees at the Portrack Seminar 13-17 July 1992
-offprint of 'Post-Modern Architecture and Time Fusion' by Charles published in 'International Postmodernism: theory and literary practice' (1997)
- manuscript letter from Charlene Spretnak on personal headed paper to Charles and Hans Bertens on the emerging field of 'Ecological literary criticism' (also: Eco Lit crit and Green cultural studies) in relation to the next Portrack Seminar, with a post-it note from Charlene telling Charles to put this letter in his Portrack file and send a copy on to Hans if relevant.
-cutting from The Times 15 Apr 2008, David Aaronovitch on Richard Falk's role as investigator for the UN Human Rights Council titled 'This is a UN "expert". I'd prefer "conspiracy crank"'.
-cutting titled 'In this postmodern world, what religious thinker may need if a scholarly new postcolonial posting' by Peter Steinfelks [New York Times]
-cutting titled 'Sheltered Lives and Public Postures' by Thomas Nagel, review of Richard A. Posner's Public Intellectuals, TLS 25 Jan 2002
-cutting titled 'Primary school teaches meaning of life' from The Times 25 Sep 2001
-cutting titled 'What is it about lemons?' by Thomas Nagel, review of 'The Quest for Reality' by Barry Stroud, London Review of Books, 20 Sep 2001, annotated
-typescript letter from Graham Dawes thanking Charles for arranging to have his handwritten notes sent to him, which enabled him gain an 'Impressionistic sense of the conference', and commenting on the work of Lakoff and Johnson, 2001
[Loose documents]
CJA-RES-AL-B14-2-18 · File · 1973-2017
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Bundle of documents found loose on the shelf. Includes:
-handout for the exhibition 'The Japanese House: photographs by Kishin Shinoyama at the AA
-'A reporter at large: from MacArthur to Miki-III' on Japan from The New Yorker Aug 18 1975, annotated
-book review titled 'Vulnerable Japan' by E.J. Hobsbawm from The New York Review, July 17 1975, annotated
-'The Japanese Godfather' by Antony Thomas from an unidentified publication
-book review titled 'Hitler and Hirohito' by Geoffrey Baraclough, The New York Review May 31 1973, annotated
-'Religion with no God' by Colin Cross from the Observer Magazine 1 Dec 1974, annotated
-'Mishima: the romantic fantasy and the appalling fact; by Francis Wyndham from an unidentified publication
-guidebook for Tsukiji Hongwanji
-'In the spirit of The Great Ando' by Robin Harding, interview with Tadao Ando, FT 5 Nov 2016
-'Sign of things to come' by Edwin Heathcote on Japanese houses, FT 6 Feb 2016, annotated
-'High culture on the mountain' interview with Tadao Ando by Caroline Roux, FT 28/29 Jun 2014
-'The house with holes in the roof that sprang leeks' by Jonathan Morrison, The Times 22 Mar 2017, review of The Japanese House at the Barbican
-review titled 'Obsessions in Tokyo; by Ian Buruma from The New York Review 10 Jan 2013, annotated
-'In Japan, home is where the art is' by Rowan Moore, review of The Japanese House at The Barbican, The Observer 26 Mar 2017
-aaq [Architectural Association Quarterly] Vol 7 No 3
[Loose documents]
CJA-RES-AL-B17-R1-5 · File · 1990-2018
Part of Charles Jencks Archive
Bundle of documents found loose on the shelf. Includes:
-Business cards for Kako Kurokawa and Yasumasa Ishizaka
-Cover of and pages from the RIBA Journal April 1998 referencing Kurokawa
-New Year's Card from Kiso Kurokawa architect & associates, Jan 1999
-two sealed, un-addressed invitations to the Kiso Kurokawa retrospective at RIBA, 1998
-Profile of Kiso Kurokawa architect and associates in World Architecture 55, April 1997
-Interview with Kiso Kurokawa in Building Design, 24 Apr 1998
-Review of Kiso Kurokawa's exhibition at Manchester's Cube gallery from Building Design, 19 Oct 2001
-Printed out article on the Nakagin Capsule Tower from The New York Times, 29 Sep 2016
-cuttings on skyscrapers, 2017-2018
-photocopied review of Kurokawa's Sporting Club building in Illinois, Chicago tribune, 7 Oct 1990
-review of the film 'Rikyu' from The new York Times, 18 Jan 1991
-invitation to the opening to Noritaka Minami exhibition at UCLA, 2012
-feature on Kurokawa from Building Design, 18 Jun 2010
-letters page from RIBA Journal relating to Kurokawa, May 1998
-Plantec branded folder containing a letter from Tadasu Ohe [signed] following up from the conversation at the 1998 Nara World Architecture Exposition, enclosing his CV and colour photocopies of published articles on his work (including from The Japan Architect and Kurokawa's 'New Wave Japanese Architecture'.