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  • Paris net-zero carbon neighbourhood by TVK

    Cities

    Cities

    "The best climate activist is a good urban planner"

    Planning's importance in meeting the challenges of climate change in our cities should not be underestimated, writes Hélène Chartier. More about "The best climate activist is a good urban planner"

    Hélène Chartier | 6 June 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Kelsun, a seaweed-based yarn produced by Keel Labs

    Sustainable design

    Sustainable design

    "Cutting out sustainability in the face of economic downturn is short-term and misguided"

    Brands are backing away from prioritising the planet amid difficult financial conditions but sustainability cannot be a mere trend, writes Caroline Till. More about "Cutting out sustainability in the face of economic downturn is short-term and misguided"

    Caroline Till | 24 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • New York skyline

    Skyscrapers

    Skyscrapers

    "Great cities need tall buildings to help them thrive"

    Skyscrapers get a bad rap but are crucial to the success of cities, writes economics professor Jason Barr. More about "Great cities need tall buildings to help them thrive"

    Jason Barr | 13 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Marcus-Bello Installation

    Diversity

    Diversity

    "It has become near impossible for an unproven talent to get a foot in the door"

    The unmissable lack of diversity at Milan design week pointed to a wider issue within the industry, writes Amy Frearson. More about "It has become near impossible for an unproven talent to get a foot in the door"

    Amy Frearson | 9 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • People protesting

    Architecture unionisation

    Architecture unionisation

    "Why do so many architects think they are more privileged than they really are?"

    Architects should finally acknowledge that the profession is no longer a guaranteed route to prosperity and unionise, writes Phineas Harper. More about "Why do so many architects think they are more privileged than they really are?"

    Phineas Harper | 8 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Queues at Milan design week

    Milan design week

    Milan design week

    "Has Milan design week become a victim of its own popularity?"

    Milan design week seemed to show that the industry has given up on reducing its planetary impact and creating products for regular people, writes Max Fraser. More about "Has Milan design week become a victim of its own popularity?"

    Max Fraser | 2 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Winter vegetables

    Food

    Food

    "Food production is an ideal place to start rethinking how we design"

    Design thinking should be substituted for "food thinking" to enable humans to create properly holistic systems that no longer cause ecological chaos, writes Sophie Lovell. More about "Food production is an ideal place to start rethinking how we design"

    Sophie Lovell | 1 May 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Earth Day plastics opinion

    Materials

    Materials

    "A 60 per cent reduction in plastic is the bare minimum we need the world to do"

    We need to end our use of plastics for the sake of the planet and human's health, writes the director of Earth Day's end plastic initiatives Aidan Charron. More about "A 60 per cent reduction in plastic is the bare minimum we need the world to do"

    Aidan Charron | 22 April 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Portrait of Italo Rota

    Obituaries

    Obituaries

    "Italo Rota's all-encompassing definition of architecture is needed today more than ever"

    Architects should learn from Italo Rota's desire to constantly learn and evolve his view of architecture, Carlo Ratti writes following the Italian architect's death last week. More about "Italo Rota's all-encompassing definition of architecture is needed today more than ever"

    Carlo Ratti | 16 April 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Teal fireplace with oak bookshelves above

    Interiors

    Interiors

    "True trends always answer a need"

    As TikTok and other platforms become increasingly flooded with home-styling ideas, Michelle Ogundehin shares advice on how to navigate changing trends in the era of ubiquitous social media. More about "True trends always answer a need"

    Michelle Ogundehin | 10 April 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Woodmore Mews designed by Peter Barber Architects

    Social Housing Revival

    Social Housing Revival

    "Social housing has become a matter of enclaves and micro-sites"

    Peter Barber's architecture proves that providing social housing at scale without making the design mistakes of the past is eminently possible, writes Owen Hatherley as part of our Social Housing Revival series. More about "Social housing has become a matter of enclaves and micro-sites"

    Owen Hatherley | 18 March 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Tiny homes in Los Angeles

    Social Housing Revival

    Social Housing Revival

    "Tiny homes are not the big solution to homelessness that we need"

    Micro homes are not a humane response to the homelessness crisis, writes Cynthia Griffith as part of our Social Housing Revival series. More about "Tiny homes are not the big solution to homelessness that we need"

    Cynthia Griffith | 12 March 2024 | 1 comment
  • Graffiti at Oceanwide Plaza in Downtown Los Angeles

    Los Angeles

    Los Angeles

    "The people of Los Angeles waited patiently for half a decade to make use of a useless site"

    Graffiti on the abandoned Oceanwide Plaza towers is a physical manifestation of increasing tensions over the wealth disparities that blight downtown Los Angeles, writes Shane Reiner-Roth. More about "The people of Los Angeles waited patiently for half a decade to make use of a useless site"

    Shane Reiner-Roth | 11 March 2024 | 3 comments
  • Architect Dorte Mandrup

    Architecture

    Architecture

    "Women remain an anomaly in the architectural curriculum"

    Seven years after declaring: "I am not a female architect. I am an architect", Dorte Mandrup writes that gender-based lists remain a symptom of an industry that is changing too slowly. More about "Women remain an anomaly in the architectural curriculum"

    Dorte Mandrup | 8 March 2024 | 2 comments
  • Pritzker Architecture Prize medal

    Pritzker Architecture Prize

    Pritzker Architecture Prize

    "The male domination of the Pritzker Prize seems almost wilful"

    It's now 20 years since a solo woman won the Pritzker Architecture Prize. The profession's most prestigious award must do better, writes Tom Ravenscroft. More about "The male domination of the Pritzker Prize seems almost wilful"

    Tom Ravenscroft | 8 March 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Destroyed buildings in Gaza

    Palestine

    Palestine

    "There can be no doubt that this is urbicide"

    As the conflict in Gaza enters its sixth month, Edwin Heathcote reflects on the impossibility of architecture criticism in the face of such devastation. More about "There can be no doubt that this is urbicide"

    Edwin Heathcote | 7 March 2024
  • Frank Gehry holding up his middle finger at a press conference in 2014

    Architecture

    Architecture

    "Bowing out gracefully is a rare thing in the starchitect firmament"

    Architecture has a long tradition of famous figures working well into their old age but sometimes it's best to know when to stop, writes Catherine Slessor. More about "Bowing out gracefully is a rare thing in the starchitect firmament"

    Catherine Slessor | 5 March 2024 | 1 comment
  • Bevan Road council homes in London designed by Peter Barber Architects

    Social Housing Revival

    Social Housing Revival

    "We need a major shift in the way we look at public housing"

    To help kick off our Social Housing Revival series, Peter Apps calls for a return to mass public house-building in cities around the world. More about "We need a major shift in the way we look at public housing"

    Peter Apps | 4 March 2024 | 1 comment
  • Rooftops of houses in Britain

    Politics

    Politics

    "The state of Britain's ageing homes has become a national shame"

    It's crucial that whoever wins the upcoming general election prioritises fixing the UK's energy-inefficient housing, but the message doesn't seem to be getting through to our political leaders, writes RIBA president Muyiwa Oki. More about "The state of Britain's ageing homes has become a national shame"

    Muyiwa Oki | 20 February 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Lucy Hughes' fish scale bioplastic wins UK James Dyson Award for student design

    Materials

    Materials

    "The allure of the 'bio' prefix must be taken with some healthy scrutiny"

    Biomaterials have the potential to significantly cut carbon emissions but designers should approach them with caution to avoid creating a whole new set of problems, warns Sioban Imms. More about "The allure of the 'bio' prefix must be taken with some healthy scrutiny"

    Sioban Imms | 15 February 2024 | Leave a comment
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