All Editorial articles – Page 8
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NewsJane Duncan: Architects ready to help Grenfell inquiry
RIBA president also scolds government for not reassuring EU architects in Queen’s Speech
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NewsGrenfell cladding firm sees work on Bracknell tower 'halted'
Fire survivors to be given flats in Squire Partners scheme - as developer promises to speed up completion
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Building StudyThe verdict: Diébédo Francis Kéré's Serpentine Pavilion
This simple structure is laced with countless stories of inclusivity which speak to a London in grief, finds Ike Ijeh
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NewsCarbuncle Cup 2017: Call for entries
BD fires the starting gun for this year’s most unwanted award
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OpinionWho says architecture doesn't work on TV?
Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier instinctively knew how to get in the spotlight - even if it was more egos than axos, says Gillian Darley
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NewsGrenfell cladding 'is banned in the UK', says chancellor
Philip Hammond says his ‘understanding’ is that material should not have clad tower - and will be focus of criminal probe
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NewsArchitect's death in Grenfell fire is 'tragedy for profession', says boss
Gloria Trevisan was about to start work at Wren’s Royal Hospital
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NewsKPF replaces Karakusevic Carson on Bermondsey masterplan
Grosvenor rethinks £500m biscuit factory job
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NewsRHP completes student block for Cambridge college
Girton building is part of £1bn North West Cambridge development
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NewsTragedy of Italian architects believed to have died in Grenfell fire
Gloria Trevisan and Marco Gottardi were both working for London practices
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Opinion
Grenfell Tower: Should this cladding be allowed?
The rapid and devastating spread of the fire at the west London tower has raised questions whether ACM cladding should be permitted on high-rise residential towers, says Thomas Lane
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TechnicalBehind the scenes at the V&A Dundee
Realising Kengo Kuma’s extraordinarily complex design for the V&A’s outpost in Dundee would not have been possible without sophisticated modelling tools and precision construction techniques.
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NewsOxford-Cambridge ideas competition announced
National Infrastructure Commission targets strategic corridor
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NewsGrenfell inquiry must examine role of building professions, says former London housing chief
Jenny Jones draws attention to ‘shocking similarities’ with Lakanal blaze
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NewsAdam Architecture proposes fully classical Oval
Cricket ground would become biggest in western hemisphere
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NewsDon’t condemn all high rises, says C20 Society director
‘Focus must fall on maintenance and management of tower blocks’
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OpinionLearning is the only way to turn failure into success
Most architects have endless rejected competition entries to their name. This is a thoroughly good thing, argues Martyn Evans
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NewsGrafton's £140m LSE building approved
Dublin architect beat Chipperfield and Amanda Levete to land job
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OpinionThe fine art of collaboration
Working with other architects is increasingly common. But it’s not always a bed of roses. Mark Middleton offers some advice
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OpinionTurning our cities into fortresses will stifle us, not the terrorists
Installing security barriers to protect us from terrorist attacks will have limited effect and risks stifling our enjoyment of street markets