Opinion
“Just when one’s cynicism is about to overflow, Milan will always deliver surprises”
“Architects and public health officials must work together to prepare for the next pandemic”
“This image of the demanding dragon is becoming old-fashioned”
“It’s time to see all those circular economy strategies for what they are”
“The proposed White House ballroom is wholly incompatible with the site”
“Software designers must abandon their roles as the custodians of libraries, logic and grids”
“It is easy to find fault in architecture education”
“For those engaged in the production of India’s buildings, it’s akin to seeing the warming water boiling the frogs”
“Metropolis’s prophetic vision of chaotic skylines and unequal social conditions still resonates”
“As our celebrated architects sign off, we should resist the urge to replace them”
“News about architecture no longer being a ‘professional degree’ is devastating, and also welcome”
“What to do with the TV is among the most challenging design problems in today’s American home”
“Glasgow’s burning problem is a symptom of a greater failure”
“Trump’s presidential library skyscraper makes sense”
“Absolute freedom over who designs buildings only encourages the cowboy practitioner”
“Maybe the Pritzker delay says exactly what we need right now”
“In the rush to draw a line under the age of the starchitect, we’re at risk of losing more than we think”
“Big Tech is using design philosophy as a smokescreen”
“Enormous structures tend to be built to last. Airport terminals are usually the reverse”
“I don’t know about you, but I feel bombarded by so-called ‘wellness’ design”
“We talk a lot about the value of green space, but our silty brown ‘blue space’ often remains an afterthought”
“Car design is increasingly about mood, not mechanics”
Five ways that architecture education needs to change
