All articles by Ben Flatman – Page 18
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NewsFlanagan Lawrence completes 171-unit residential scheme in Marylebone
Scheme forms part of wider regeneration of the Church Street area
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OpinionIs Patrik Schumacher right for once?
We need an architectural discourse that incorporates the art and science of construction, alongside broader intepretations of what constitutes architecture, writes Ben Flatman
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NewsNovak Hiles wins planning for residential scheme in Hackney Wick
YAYA 2022 finalist secures permission for project by developer Caswell & Dainow
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NewsFlaming June returns to BDP’s reimagined Leighton House
Gift of oil painting follows BDP’s extensive redevelopment of Frederic Leighton’s historic home and studio
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NewsIn pictures: Princeton residential colleges by TenBerke
Two new residential colleges at Princeton seek to create a sense of community and strengthen connections to the landscape
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FeaturesThe British Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale: Dancing Before the Moon
This year’s British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is a riposte to mainstream architectural practice, and a call to embrace more diverse ways of thinking, writes Ben Flatman
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FeaturesWill design codes help unlock the planning system?
Berkeley Homes has gone to war with Michael Gove over the design quality of a scheme in Kent. Compulsory local design codes are meant to help avoid such conflict. Will they work?
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NewsTributes paid to Michael Squire
Industry peers pay tribute to the founder of Squire and Partners
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NewsIn pictures: Haworth Tompkins and White Arkitekter complete Malmö theatre project
A former circus amphitheatre that was once a church, has been given a major makeover to increase flexibility and open the building to the city
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NewsDowen Farmer bags planning for Lewisham infill scheme
Practice wins planning approval on challenging site
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OpinionWhat if we treated this coronation as a moment of hope?
The coronation of a new monarch is the perfect time to consider the future of our built environment, writes Ben Flatman
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FeaturesMalcolm Reading: making the case for architectural competitions
Malcolm Reading is still busy flying the flag for architectural competitions and British architecture, writes Ben Flatman
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NewsTributes paid to Elain Harwood
Architectural historians, conservationists and the wider architectural community pay tribute to Elain Harwood
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NewsElain Harwood dies aged 64
Influential and widely respected architectural historian and advocate for 20th century architecture dies
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Building StudySt Giles Circus by Orms and Ian Chalk Architects: the rebirth of Tin Pan Alley
Orms seeks to combine the heyday of West End art deco with historic conservation and careful urban stitching in a new music-centred district at the heart of London, writes Ben Flatman
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FeaturesDowen Farmer Architects: pursuing the path less travelled
From backland sites to dark kitchens, Dowen Farmer Architects relish unusual and challenging projects, finds Ben Flatman
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NewsBen Pentreath to receive $200,000 architecture prize in Chicago
Leading traditionalist designer picks up lucrative Driehaus prize from University of Notre Dame
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NewsPublic Practice receives £1 million to boost council planning skills
Public Practice gets government backing to expand into the South West and Midlands
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NewsDowen Farmer gets green light for backland mews scheme
Mews scheme on challenging site seeks to provide vibrant public realm
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FeaturesThe Phoenix, Lewes: ‘This is how we will have to build in the future’
Can developer Human Nature and a team including Ash Sakula and Mæ help reshape UK housing? Ben Flatman reports from East Sussex