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What is the point of architecture schools?
Architectural education needs a proper shake-up which needs to begin by putting more money into teaching, argues Will Hunter
Magazine Work: Ten Years of Photographs by Gareth Gardner
An exhibition to celebrate Gareth Gardner’s 10th anniversary during Clerkenwell Design Week
Are these the UK's worst buildings ever?
As nominations open for Carbuncle Cup 2013, we look back at the worst of the winners from the history of the award that architects love to hate and invite you to vote for your ‘favourite’
The 10 best things to see at Clerkenwell Design Week
BD’s pick of the top events at this week’s London festival– May 21-23
The Architecture of Game of Thrones
It’s not all dungeons and dragons - Sam Jacob selects the best architecture from the cult science fantasy series
Keppie and Gareth Hoskins complete UK's first sexual assault clinic
The £1.15m centre will provide 24 hour care for the whole of Northern Ireland
Mobile Art Library, Mexico City by Productora
Flexible space accommodates a range of cultural activities
North Holland Archives by Happel Cornelisse Verhoeven
Haarlem reading room remodelled with modular furniture
Livestream: May Design Series - Conversation Series
Can’t make it to Excel or missed out on registering for one of the talks? You can watch them all here live…
River Frome House by James Grayley Architects
The firm has designed a family home in Dorset that will generate its own heat and electricity
Should the skateboarder community have to move from the Southbank undercroft?
Campaigners have criticised plans to turn the Centre’s skate park into retail units as part of a £120m revamp
Hot desks, cool spaces
Technology companies are leading the charge away from traditional office design
Charles Correa: ‘Globalisation — that’s a joke’
A ‘cookie-cutting’ approach to working internationally only diminishes architects, says Charles Correa
Maggie's North East by Cullinan Studio
Ted Cullinan’s thoughtful Maggie’s Centre makes the most of Newcastle’s elusive sunshine and creates a home-like atmosphere on a hospital campus
CPD 11 2013: Passivhaus and window specification
To reach the stringent requirements of the Passivhaus standard it is important that windows are chosen to demonstrate high levels of energy efficiency. This CPD module is sponsored by Internorm
How to get the World Architecture 100 2013
How to get your hands on a copy of the world’s only international architect rankings and find out who’s made it to number one in 2013
Developers queuing up to pay for design review
But some councils remain ‘resistant’, say architecture centres
Eileen House re-designed to keep out Ministry of Sound noise
Balconies converted into winter gardens to minimise noise
Zaha Hadid's Riverside wins European Museum of the Year Award
Jury voted unanimously for the Glasgow project
Architectural lighting in London
The ARC Show has collated Twitter submissions for the best photos of London’s lighting
Houses that used to be boozers - the musical?
Poet Luke Wright’s unusual ode has won fans at Bdonline
Why BD doesn't offer unpaid internships
If you can’t afford to pay your interns then you can’t afford to have them, says Anna Winston
Improving elderly care is an opportunity, not a chore
Better-designed homes for the old would help ease housing pressures for all, says Amanda Baillieu
Philip Marsh ‘Ban cars in central London’
The Founding Director of dRMM on Rem Koolhaus, Delirious New York and bringing colour to the London skyline
Architects' favourite pubs: The Prince Alfred, Little Venice, London
Keith Williams describes this pub as an architectural gem
More Book Club titles up for grabs!
Join BD’s Book Club for a chance to review one of six new titles, from Pevsner’s biography and Norman Foster on art, to mimicry in contemporary China and a new edition of Rem Koolhaas and Hal Foster’s Junkspace/Running Room
Christian Louboutin Boutique, Harrods by Lee Broom
The space draws inspiration from iconic landmarks throughout the city
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