All Editorial articles – Page 4
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OpinionPlanners need better design guidance if we're to have high-quality cities
There are many ways architects and their clients try to hoodwink planners. The fightback starts here, writes Esther Kurland.
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup: Circus West, Battersea Power Station, London by Simpson Haugh
The first completed phase of the controversial project obscures the very thing it was supposed to preserve
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NewsFCB Studios' Leeds development lodged for planning
Kirkstall Forge site will eventually have more than 1,000 homes
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OpinionArchitects on the silver screen don’t do themselves or the profession any favours
It’s no surprise that fictional portrayals of architects are so stereotypical when documentaries reinforce exactly the same myths, says Mark Middleton
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FeaturesDon't get caught out by the new pension rules
Architect firms risk huge fines for failing to enroll their staff onto a pension scheme
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NewsBooming overseas market hikes Grimshaw profit
Australia and Rest of World markets now account for two thirds of work
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NewsSouthwark Tube architect backs listing appeal
Architect offers to come out of retirement to design sympathetic over-station scheme
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup: Tara Theatre, London by Aedas
Is shoehorning a 100 seat theatre into a corner shop a brilliant piece of miniaturisation or a case of trying to squeeze a quart into a pint pot?
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NewsGo-ahead for Mikhail Riches' Hackney Wick scheme
Mixed-use development will deliver 39 new homes and new commercial space
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NewsRHP showcases Hampshire water-sports centre
Breeam ‘excellent’ visitor centre includes new changing rooms, conference facilities and council office
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NewsCampaigners to appeal 'alarming' decision not to list Southwark Tube
Historic England criticised for not considering Richard MacCormac station as a whole
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OpinionWhy can’t we make architecture intelligible to the general public?
A 1948 book encourages the lay observer to believe they can engage with architecture. Why are we still struggling with an elitist image nearly 70 years later asks Eleanor Jolliffe
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OpinionCelebrating the theatre of London's Ocean Walks
London might not be able to match the exhibitionism of LA’s beaches but some of our streets can give California a run for its money when it comes to human carnival, writes Joe Morris
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NewsRIBA Council election results announced
Successful candidates include John Assael and Patrick Lynch
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NewsCladding used on over 80 towers fails safety test as government announces building regs review
Landlords of buildings with polyethlene cored ACM panels and foam insulation are being urged to take action
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NewsGrenfell inquiry should look at diminished role of architects, says RIBA
Institute demands widest possible remit for investigation
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Opinion
Southwark station demolition: The beginning of the end for the Jubilee line?
The architectural integrity of the Jubilee line is greater than the sum of its parts says Thomas Lane
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NewsMayor’s ‘good growth’ plan must acknowledge importance of London’s heritage, says report
Architects’ schemes singled out for praise as evidence of need to embed heritage in planning system
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NewsHeatherwick Studio expands into sixth King's Cross site
Practice takes over former Squire Partners office - and wins planning to knock through
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NewsDon’t throw out baby with leasehold bathwater, architects warn
Government reforms ‘could threaten community land trusts’