All Editorial articles – Page 125
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NewsArchitects ride 1,100 miles for charity
Ride was from Richard Rogers’ Cheesgrater to his birthplace
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NewsGuildford Cathedral in fundraising race to avoid closure
Twentieth-century gem is coated in acoustic asbestos
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NewsFirst look at Smiljan Radic's Serpentine Pavilion
Construction shots show ‘boulder’ taking shape
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NewsDavid Walker Architects picked to anchor Foster and Rogers towers
Heron architect is third practice appointed to riverside site
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OpinionWhy public consultations are fooling no one
Susie Clapham is left frustrated by her attempts to engage the architects at a consultation evening
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NewsAnger as no architects make £750m design framework
Firms complain government only interested in lowest bidder
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NewsArchitecture Foundation loses director and home
Trustees plan to re-launch AF as a nimbler organisation
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ReviewThe contradictory Mr Rees
The City’s former planning chief talked sense at the Wren lecture. Shame he didn’t listen to himself when in office, says Ike Ijeh
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NewsGruppe's monumental relic opens at Museum of London
Installation is part of imaginary cathedral
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FeaturesStudent shows 2014: Westminster University
BD continues its celebration of the best student work this year
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NewsLondon skyline is exciting but wrong, says Will Self
Toxic capital and computer design have damaged the city, argues author
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NewsBrady likened to Stalin over Israel row
Bad-tempered email exchange is latest twist in three-month saga
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OpinionFive grand projects that never were
Thirty years ago, Prince Charles’ infamous attack on the proposed National Gallery extension pretty well consigned the project to oblivion. To mark the occasion, here’s a collection of other grand construction projects that, for good or ill, never saw the light of day
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup: Sheppard Robson's Woolwich Central
The second nomination for this year’s award
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OpinionTechnology and the lost art of drawing
For all their benefits BIM and 3D printing could lead to lazier architecture, warns Russell Curtis