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Christine Murray

Christine Murray is editor-in-chief of The Developer and founder of the Women in Architecture Awards. She was formerly editor-in-chief of the Architects’ Journal and The Architectural Review.

Stories by Christine Murray

Christine Murray opinion piece
Opinion

“Architecture has run out of excuses when it comes to explaining a lack of gender parity”

Design can’t solve all our problems
Architecture Opinion

“Design can’t solve all our problems, so stop pretending it can”

Are we making it worse for women in architecture? asks Christine Murray
Opinion

“By highlighting the problems faced by women in architecture, are we making it worse?”

“What might a child-friendly airport look like?”
Architecture Opinion

“What might a child-friendly airport look like?”

Extinction Rebellion protest: Waterloo Garden Bridge
Architecture Opinion

“Waterloo Garden Bridge is better than the Garden Bridge”

Opinion by Christine Murray: "It's time for architects to choose ethics over aesthetics"
Architecture Opinion

“It’s time for architects to choose ethics over aesthetics”

Is this year’s Stirling Prize winner a worthy victor?

Is this year’s Stirling Prize winner a worthy victor?

16 October
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