Opinion
“Robots may force us to confront how we treat the people that currently make our cities tick”
“The Petersen isn’t a good building, it’s a western-town front posing as architecture”
“The political influence of the family home should not be underestimated in Israel/Palestine”
“Chicago boldly imagines its own definition of what a biennial might be”
“Manhattan is theirs, we just get to admire it”
“Prison Architect is a graveyard for the utopian spirit where noble ambitions go to die”
“Eames has become a vaguely suggestive word applied to alchemise junk shop remnants”
“Architecture is finally moving beyond a homogeneous status quo”
“Prescribed design processes are for bad designers”
“Charisma allows the architect to speak with authority, even when he has no clue”
“The destruction of the ancient city of Palmyra is an assault on human culture”
Design is about people – including refugees
“This noxious story highlights the car industry’s obsession with technology instead of humans”
“The smart city is the ultimate free-for-all”
“Foster and Aravena are moving architecture out of the shallows and into deeper water”
“Saakashvili didn’t need interesting architects to design the New Georgia”
“Academics need to break out of their loop and get back into the real world”
“Architecture’s eccentrics and outsiders can be retrospectively recast as prophets”
“Grace Farms is a trophy building, not a light-on-the-land wilderness retreat”
“Chicago is a living laboratory of future infrastructure”
“Creatives are mythologised as the tooth fairies of urban renewal”
“Massive, horrible and unavoidable”
“Let’s stop acting like the wedge is not architecture”
