Opinion

If we can't even get common people to a debate on privilege, how will we get them to study architecture?

By 2016-03-30T08:00:00

Turncoats at Hoxton Hall. Illustration by Andra Antone

With its provocative format, Turncoats promised to ‘rugby tackle’ fundamental issues and turn deferential debates on their head. It caused a buzz in London. This week it moves to Canada and Serbia. Michael Badu assesses its most explosive event yet and asks whether, beyond the hype, it really offers something ...

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