All Editorial articles – Page 79
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ReviewBook Club review: Improbable Libraries
A new global survey of libraries is a delightful reminder of the diversity of the building type, says Stephen Smith
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NewsShigeru Ban picks up first UK project
Waugh Thistleton working with Pritzker Prize winner on luxury flats
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NewsYeoman accuses architectural 'elite' of over-reaction
Architect ‘not intimidated’ by No1 Poultry backlash
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NewsHadid denies design to blame for rising cost of scrapped Tokyo stadium
Zaha Hadid blames construction costs as prime minister pulls plug on $1.3bn project
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TechnicalThe Woodspeen, West Berkshire by Softroom
The extension to this 1827 Victorian pub relies on natural materials, including its distinctive thatched roof, to complement the original building, despite its noteworthy design
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OpinionIke Ijeh damns the Stirling Prize shortlist
This year’s shortlist compares badly alongside a building like No1 Poultry, writes BD’s architecture critic
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News2015 Stirling Prize shortlist announced
Three previous finalists fight for glory with two Stirling newcomers and a double award-winner
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NewsBDP rail scheme faces legal challenge over damage to 'Stonehenge of Industrial Revolution'
Engineer Mark Whitby takes former client to High Court
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NewsFeilden & Mawson’s Parliamentary Education Centre opens
Schools building opens after 10 years - and possibly for 10 years
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup: Walkie Talkie, City of London
Here it is, the one so many have been waiting for: Rafael Vinoly’s 20 Fenchurch Street
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NewsJestico & Whiles appointed to convert historic power house
Leeds heritage job is part of wider £80m masterplan by same architect
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OpinionWhy Osborne was right to take back planning powers
We had our chance and were found wanting, says Amanda Baillieu
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NewsRoyal Academy launches Urban Jigsaw ideas competition
Brownfield contest aims to take architects’ ideas to a wider audience of public and clients
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NewsIBI wins planning for redrawn Barnsley makeover
Town centre plan replaces abandoned CZWG scheme
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NewsAustralian architect attracts global attention with Beyoncé claim
Tower’s curves said to have been inspired by singer
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OpinionWhat will our schools look like in 10 years?
Not much has changed in 60 years, say the authors of a new book on school design - but that doesn’t mean we don’t have important lessons to learn
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NewsFoster, Rogers and Jencks take aim at Buckley Gray Yeoman's No1 Poultry plan
‘Realigning Stirling’s windows is like realigning Stravinksy’s rhythms’
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NewsRobin Hood Gardens easier to redevelop than Park Hill, says Urban Splash founder
‘Just because it’s old, tired and unpopular doesn’t make a good reason to demolish it’