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M
Y THANKS ARE
due, first, to those whose insights inspired me to write this book: Tom Muir, Peter and Brigid Hardwick, Anthony John, Geoffrey Bawa, Channa Daswatte, Peter Besley, Richard Murphy, Matthew Turner, Jason Orringe, and many more.
I also owe a debt of thanks to my traveling companions, who tolerated treks to obscure shrines long after cocktail hour: Rachel Holmes (née Findlay) and Jonathan Hart.
Third, I must thank the people who agreed to read, as experts or amateurs, some of the stories this book comprises, and provided invaluable feedback: Professor Ian Boyd White, Brendan de Caires, Inge Foeppel, Miles Glendinning, Emine Gorgule, Peter Hardwick, Nicholas King, SJ, Edward Leigh, Caroline and David Mitchell, David Neuhaus, SJ, Heather Tyrrell, and the interior design students of Edinburgh College of Art.
Thanks, in addition, to Edinburgh College of Art for its support in the form of research leave, without which the book would never have been completed. Instrumental in this regard were the good offices of Willie Brown, Alex Milton, Alan Murray, and Susie McCorquodale.
Finally, I am grateful to those who helped edit, design, and produce this book, in particular Grigory Tovbis, without whose editorial rigor and tenacity it would have been a far cruder work than it is, and Patrick Walsh, without whose silver tongue
The Secret Lives of Buildings
would still be gathering digital dust.
A
Abd Al-Malik (caliph),
295
Abdullah, king of Jordan,
284
Abdullah (a Jew of Bombay),
293
Acireale,
83
Adriatic Sea,
88
Al Andalus.
See
Andalucia
Al Jazeera,
281
Alaric,
143
Alcibiades,
25
Alexander, Christopher,
10–11
Alexius III, emperor of Constantinople,
53–54
Alfonso, king of Naples,
150
Algeciras,
139
al-Haziri, Yehuda,
292
Almohad dynasty,
140
Amalia, Princess,
30–31
Amiens Cathedral,
194
Anatolia,
76
Ancona,
85
Ankara,
76
Apollo Belvedere,
41–42
Aquileia,
50
Arabian Nights
, The,
140
Arafat, Yasser,
289
Aragon,
127–29
Arcadius, emperor of Constantinople,
74
Architect’s Dream, The
(Cole),
6–9
,
125
,
169–70
,
189–90
,
233
,
257–58
Asia Minor,
46
Ataturk.
See
Kemal Ataturk, Mustapha
earthquake,
33
expansion and pollution,
34
see also
Parthenon
Attlee, Clement,
181
Auschwitz,
234
Austen, Jane,
11
Averroes,
142
Ayodhya,
282
B
Baalbek,
74
Baden Baden,
25
Baghdad,
140
Balanos, Nikolaos,
33
Bankhead, Tallullah,
263
Bar Ilan University,
286
Barcelona,
7
Barford, Lord Simon,
120
Barry, Charles,
212
Basinius (Basinio Basini),
152
Battle of the Nations,
173
Bauhaus,
224
Bavaria,
30–32
Bay of Naples,
174–75
Bedouin,
70
Beethoven, Ludwig van,
11
Beijing,
259
Belisarius,
64
Bellavite, Innocente,
179
Bellerophon,
49
Bellini, Giovanni,
42
Benedict XVI, Pope,
78
East Side Gallery,
252
Mauerpark,
249–50
Reichstag,
238
Unter Den Linden,
31
Welt-Uhr clock,
239