Opinion
“History does change perception”
“A city is more than just the sum of its previous behaviours”
“The car is dead, long live the car”
“Design fairs fail to represent what’s going on in the rest of the world”
“Apple has taken the minimal aesthetic too far”
“There was good brutalism and bad, but even the bad was done in earnest”
“No one will ever write a book called Zen and the Art of iPhone Maintenance”
“London’s new typology: the tasteful modernist non-dom investment”
“There’s still one more park taboo to be broken”
“Regeneration is simply a sugar-coated euphemism for gentrification”
“It’s time for architects to make their own demands”
“Making something big happen at an urban scale is more than a popularity contest”
“So spectacularly ill-judged that you almost long for Libeskind’s earnestness”
“History has become a trove of artefacts ready for appropriation”
“Have we reached peak peak?”
“Six points of viral architecture”
“What might the future of Scottish architecture be in an independent state?”
“Cities that score well barely qualify as cities”
“Holidays bring out the best in designers”
“A blob, a bridge, a tower, and a subway stop”
“Experience a version of history without the homework”
“What is it exactly we’re protesting about?”
“Elements makes you unutterably sad for Koolhaas and what he thinks architecture is”
