All Opinion articles – Page 44
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OpinionLSA offers a radical solution
The London School of Architecture’s alternative model deserves to be supported, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionLooking for a decent architecture school? Good luck...
Architectural education in the UK is a shameful shambles, argues Patrick Lynch
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OpinionJoin the queue for post-war nostalgia
The Open House event showed that Farrell’s prejudices are not universal, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionLondon's skyscraper designers should aim high like Chicago
The Shell Centre’s real problem is about placemaking, not heritage, argues Hank Dittmar
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OpinionListing Preston bus station is just a stop on the route
Now that the campaign has succeeded, the building needs real investment and leadership, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionMy three little words for all architects
Firmness, commodity and delight are still as relevant as they were for the Romans, says Gillian Darley
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OpinionRykwert’s influence shines through
Only a select few writers have won the RIBA Gold Medal, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionThe battle for principles is being fought in our streets
Architects are failing to step up and lead the debate over public space, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionTokyo’s Games will look to London
Architects are starting to sniff out Japanese opportunities, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionThe GCHQ building is tasteless by design
GCHQ’s paranoid modernism is more New Labour than Cold War
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OpinionIt’s time for the RIBA to drop the theorising and move on
Angela Brady was a good president, but it’s time the institute danced to a different tune, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionYour chance to change procurement
Architects must engage with consultation on the EU’s new directive, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionWill prefab sprout a solution to the housing crisis?
The time may have come at last for prefabricated homes, but don’t expect them to solve all our problems, says Denise Chevin
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OpinionSomeone needs to shine a light on the Walkie-Talkie
How was the building’s propensity to warp cars not picked up on earlier, asks Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionWho’ll take the heat for the Walkie Talkie?
The building that melted a car raises questions for architects and engineers
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OpinionCould Zurich's 'sex boxes' have a role beyond prostitution?
Richard J Williams assesses the Swiss scheme to rehabilitate street prostitution
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OpinionWe need to negotiate new terms for student housing
Though the sector is booming, poor design and low standards remain rife, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionDon’t students need proper housing?
The presence of two university accommodation schemes on the Carbuncle Cup shortlist reveals a worrying trend, says Hank Dittmar
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OpinionBirmingham begins a fresh chapter
The city’s new library signals a shift in the way public buildings will be funded, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionSensing a space for architecture
The Royal Academy is well positioned to provide a venue for a general audience, says Ellis Woodman