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Kenneth Frampton

    November 20, 1930

    Kenneth Frampton is a British architect, critic, and historian renowned for his profound examination of 20th-century architecture. His work champions a defense of modernism through critical regionalism, emphasizing the autonomy of architectural practice. Frampton delves into the formal and tectonic aspects of architecture, arguing they cannot be reduced solely to economics, while maintaining a leftist perspective on the profession's social responsibility. His influential writings have shaped architectural discourse and educated generations of students.

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