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Bill BENFIELD Memoriam
BENFIELD, Bill:
13.12.1939 - 28.2.2018
Dear Bill, it's your anniversary and I thought you might enjoy this. Your books are still available through Tross Publishing and The Third Wave, Poisoning The Land is now available online through Amazon Kindle. Also upcoming in May this year MIT PRESS are publishing Radical Pedagogies by Beatrice Colomina, it is about progressive architectural education in the 70's. It includes a piece on the experimental building in Wynyard Street, under the guidance of Maurice Smith, Design Tutor, his students were to construct a studio building out of demolition materials, wedged between two old houses. Bill was very much a part of this team, the report was written by him and the photo's taken by him (1968). Copies available through your local bookshop to be ordered through customer.service@unitedbook distributors.co.nz. We know how much this will please you while the wine produced by the Benfield & Delamare partnership still drinks beautifully. We'll keep you living forever.
- Sue Delamare, family and friends.
13.12.1939 - 28.2.2018
Dear Bill, it's your anniversary and I thought you might enjoy this. Your books are still available through Tross Publishing and The Third Wave, Poisoning The Land is now available online through Amazon Kindle. Also upcoming in May this year MIT PRESS are publishing Radical Pedagogies by Beatrice Colomina, it is about progressive architectural education in the 70's. It includes a piece on the experimental building in Wynyard Street, under the guidance of Maurice Smith, Design Tutor, his students were to construct a studio building out of demolition materials, wedged between two old houses. Bill was very much a part of this team, the report was written by him and the photo's taken by him (1968). Copies available through your local bookshop to be ordered through customer.service@unitedbook distributors.co.nz. We know how much this will please you while the wine produced by the Benfield & Delamare partnership still drinks beautifully. We'll keep you living forever.
- Sue Delamare, family and friends.
Published by The Press on Feb. 28, 2022.