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    "The destruction of Breuer's Geller house feels like the Penn Station moment for modern homes"

    The recent lost of Marcel Breuer's Geller I house should be a wake up call to protect significant modern homes in the US, just as the demolition of Penn Station kicked off the preservation movement in New York, says Liz Waytkus. More

    Liz Waytkus | 4 February 2022 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "RIBA upgrading Portland Place is an expensive solution to the wrong problem"

    Rather than spending £20 million to refurbish its headquarters, RIBA should make its spaces freely available for others to host engaging architectural programmes, says Phineas Harper. More

    Phineas Harper | 26 January 2022 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "Any period of sobriety is generally followed by heady abandonment"

    Sustainability will be the focus of the year ahead, but coronavirus lockdowns will make way for "unbridled frivolity"  in interior design, says Michelle Ogundehin in her trends report for 2022. More

    Michelle Ogundehin | 21 January 2022 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "We must do better than 1,000 Trees"

    Although adding trees to buildings can have real value, at Thomas Heatherwick's recently opened 1,000 Trees, the carbon costs outweigh the environmental benefit, says Philip Oldfield. More

    Philip Oldfield | 14 January 2022 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "Thompson Center renovation aiming for lowest common denominator of apparently good taste"

    The proposed renovation to Helmut Jahn's recently saved James R Thompson Center will strip so much of the uniqueness from the postmodern building they may as well demolish it, says Owen Hopkins. More

    Owen Hopkins | 24 December 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "With Richard Rogers gone there is a melancholic sense of slow extinguishing"

    The passing of British architect Richard Rogers at the age of 88 marks the loss of one of the architects who shaped the past four decades, says Catherine Slessor. More

    Catherine Slessor | 23 December 2021 | Leave a comment
  • Opinion

    Opinion

    "No-one retains a building that is not loved"

    As 2021 draws to a close, RIBA president Simon Allford sets out how architects should be prioritising reuse to help fight climate change. More

    Simon Allford | 17 December 2021 | Leave a comment
  • Opinion

    Opinion

    "It's time to reconsider the whole colour of the year carnival"

    With its choice of a shade of purple, which it claims is blue, as colour of the year, Pantone has once again failed to use the opportunity to talk meaningfully about how colour reflects moments, says Michelle Ogundehin.
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    Michelle Ogundehin | 10 December 2021 | Leave a comment
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    "We're not going to profiteer our way out of climate change"

    Corporations are focusing on climate change because it's a "great investment", but we're not going to profiteer our way out of the environmental crisis, argues architect Smith Mordak in the aftermath of Cop26. More

    Smith Mordak | 22 November 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "The Charlie Munger windowless dorm is the building of our moment"

    The controversial Munger Hall at University of California Santa Barbara represents the university's capitulation to "the whims of old white men" and will lead to another Greta Thunberg moment, argues UCLA architecture professor and City Lab director Dana Cuff. More

    Dana Cuff | 18 November 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "Cop26 only delivered incremental progress when we clearly need big breakthroughs"

    This month's Cop26 climate conference in Glasgow made disappointing progress on the built environment and excluded the voices of ordinary citizens, writes attendee Hélène Chartier, head of zero-carbon development at international network C40 Cities. More

    Hélène Chartier | 18 November 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "Act up, disrupt and get noisy"

    Environmental protest group Insulate Britain has caused controversy by blocking roads to highlight the need for better insulation in homes. But its aims are correct and direct action is "pretty much the only effective democratic way" to achieve change, argues architect Duncan Baker-Brown. More

    Duncan Baker-Brown | 29 October 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Opinion

    "The annual quest for a national Best in Show seems increasingly problematic"

    It was the right choice to give Grafton Architects' Kingston University London this year's Stirling Prize, says Catherine Slessor, but the award is still struggling to find its purpose. More

    Catherine Slessor | 18 October 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Architecture

    "If we act together now, we change the world"

    Architects can prevent the worst effects of climate change by deciding to design and build to net-zero carbon standards, argues Edward Mazria, architect and founder of non-profit organisation Architecture 2030. More

    Edward Mazria | 19 August 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Architecture

    "There is a lot somebody working in the built environment can do to make a difference"

    Following the release of the latest IPCC climate report, Joe Giddings of Architects Climate Action Network explains how architects and designers can help prevent catastrophic climate change. More

    Joe Giddings | 13 August 2021 | Leave a comment
  • Opinion

    Opinion

    "Carbon washing is the new greenwashing"

    The global push to reduce atmospheric carbon is being compromised by confusing terminology and misleading claims, argues Dezeen founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs. More

    Marcus Fairs | 31 July 2021 | Leave a comment
  • Carbon revolution

    Carbon revolution

    "Great design isn't enough. We need homes that will get us to net-zero"

    To reduce carbon emissions, architects and designers need to change the way they design homes, writes Geraldine de Boisse, vice president of innovation at renewable-energy supplier Bulb. More

    Geraldine de Boisse | 23 July 2021 | Leave a comment
  • Opinion

    Opinion

    "Remove the word 'design' and the first thing you notice is that the alternative words help clarify things"

    Many "graphic designers" are graphic artists, while "design thinkers" behave like neoliberal business consultants, writes Michèle Champagne. More

    Michèle Champagne | 20 July 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Design

    "It is not acceptable for designers to be unaware of the carbon impact of their creations"

    Designers should design with carbon in mind according to environmental consultant Sophie Thomas, who sets out ten steps they can take to help eliminate emissions in the products they create. More

    Sophie Thomas | 14 July 2021 | Leave a comment
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    Carbon revolution

    "Planet-wide regeneration could result in a safer climate after a few hundred years"

    Instead of being forced to retreat from the impacts of climate change, humanity could undergo a managed retreat to Planet City, a single, purpose-built metropolis, while carbon removal takes place on a planetary scale, suggests Holly Jean Buck. More

    Holly Jean Buck | 8 July 2021 | Leave a comment
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