All Editorial articles – Page 17
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OpinionScrap architecture degrees and revitalise the profession
Improve professional standards by scrapping Part 1 and opening post graduate study and professional training to other disciplines, argues Mark Middleton
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OpinionReflections on Christmas
Christmas has multiple meanings depending on culture and place. Eleanor Jolliffe relects on the multifaceted nature of our end of year festival
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's Emin house axed ahead of appeal
Tracey Emin and Chipperfield pull plug on controversial project
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NewsRIBA welcomes £32m fund for rundown estates
Government reveals plans to regenerate estates across England
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Opinion
Is offsite construction a threat or opportunity?
The housing shortage, skills shortages and the cumbersome nature of construction could herald an offsite revolution. It could be good news for architects, argues Thomas Lane
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NewsJohn McAslan and Adam Khan pick shortlist for one-off house
Contest seeks proposals for family home for two disabled boys and their parents
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FeaturesThe tragic myth of Scotland's modernist masterpiece
As a ruin, Gillespie, Kidd Coia’s Cardross Seminary has become a cult object. But the folklore obscures a much richer story, argues the author of a definitive new book
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OpinionAffordable housing is back on the agenda
Julia Park runs a ruler over recent announcements to increase the provision of affordable homes and concludes this is mostly good news
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FeaturesTwo years after Patty Hopkins ‘vanished’, women are still being airbrushed out of architecture
The issues raised by a new and wide-ranging exploration of gender in the profession are as relevant to men as they are to women, explains co-editor James Benedict Brown
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NewsKnight wins planning for Canary Wharf bridge
Construction of road and footbridge due to start next year
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Building StudyHoly Trinity Primary School, London by Rock Townsend
A lack of space means that many new schools in London are built within residential schemes and lack a visual expression of their own
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OpinionLondon Shafted
Planning permission for 1 Undershaft is yet another attack on London’s skyline and character, argues Ike Ijeh
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OpinionLessons from Lansbury
A new V A exhibition in the heart of the East End’s Lansbury Estate showcases the ambitions of post war planning which should be a model for new housing, says Gillian Darley
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OpinionHow research by design can reinvigorate planning
UK planning is in a mess but it doesn’t have to be this way, argues Lee Mallett. A more visionary approach to planning new places can harness the market rather than being driven by it
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NewsOMA’s flagship Manchester arts venue in for planning
Called Factory, the £110m complex features event space for over 7,000 people
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OpinionArchitects need to think about what happens in a place, not simply what it looks like
Developers and architects need to work out how to make their schemes more engaging and experiential if they want to attract the younger generatin, argues Amanda Baillieu
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FeaturesHelen Hayes MP: The politics of planning
Helen Hayes is the Labour MP for Dulwich and West Norwood in south London and she is also the only planner sitting in Parliament. Switching to politics in 2010 she shares her views on communities, Brexit and Trump.
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OpinionWhy build to let could make house-builders more like Apple
House builders don’t need to innovate because demand outstrips supply. A move from build to sell to long term rental could be the catalyst for some much needed product innovation
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OpinionWhat will the Design Museum do for Kensington?
Kensington and Chelsea planning committee councillor Emma Dent Coad says the Design Museum won’t do anything to regenerate Kensington High St
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NewsFosters, Zaha and Libeskind in running for UK Holocaust memorial
Practices among 10 shortlisted for national memorial next to Parliament