All Culture articles – Page 5
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NewsFirms readied for National Railway Museum design job
Firms have until 23 September to apply for York scheme
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Features‘It’s just the same whether you are designing a building or a bike’
The architect who broke the men’s world cycling speed record at 174mph tells BD how he did it - and admits he was ‘absolutely terrified’
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FeaturesWhy American universities are in thrall to the Oxbridge quad
Some questionable motivations lie behind the design staple, says the author of a new book on the subject
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NewsSpencer de Grey picked for RA’s Summer Exhibition
Foster Partners’ head of design will curate 2019 event’s Architecture Gallery
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NewsGreen light for Jestico & Whiles’ Imperial War Museum annexe
Modular block will provide new office space for south London institution
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NewsSpparc floats Golden Hinde visitor centre plans
Practice designs oak and glass viewing galleries and exhibition space for Southwark attraction
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NewsStudio Egret West shows off east London joint
Carpenters Wharf offers ‘transition’ between low-rise sheds and larger new resi, architect says
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NewsPop supremo to chair British Architectural Trust Board
Rob Dickins will oversee RIBA’s cultural programming and collections
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FeaturesAnni Albers, the Bauhaus and the pliable plane
Pushed into weaving because she was a woman, Albers became fascinated by the medium’s architectural uses says the curator of the Tate’s retrospective
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FeaturesRA show rightly casts Renzo Piano as pragmatist and dreamer
The first big architecture exhibition since David Chipperfield united the two halves of the Royal Academy is a hit
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NewsPortsmouth showcases £5m D-Day Museum revamp
Hampshire County Council’s in-house architects lead on upgrade of 1980s attraction
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FeaturesUrban design is meant to be all about communities – so listen to them
The public should take their rightful place alongside professionals and politicians
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NewsHistoric England feels heat over Nelson’s Column ‘demolition’
HE forced to confirm it does not support razing London landmark after promotion prompts confusion
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NewsAuthor runs marathon to fund Goldfinger book
Architectural historian Elain Harwood pounds Paris streets to raise cash for ‘comprehensive’ book on brutalist practitioner
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NewsTate Harmer wins York arts centre comp
Practice picked for university auditorium and teaching space ‘inspired’ by NY’s Lincoln Centre
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FeaturesBetween our two hands: Creating space for the analogue in architectural education
How can architects draw and specify materials they have never worked with?
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NewsDispatches from the frontline of regeneration
Artist Lucinda Rogers documents east London market life in the shadow of gentrification
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FeaturesA hundred years of housing design
An Englishman’s home might be his castle but it can also be a futuristic statement or a cutting-edge experiment
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FeaturesWhat makes post-modernism?
Appropriately enough, post-modernism means different things in different places. Elain Harwood explains how she charted its history for a new book