All articles by Amanda Baillieu – Page 3
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OpinionWhat Maiden Lane can teach us about community
The troubled Camden estate doesn’t deserve Eric Pickles’ harsh criticism of post-war housing, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionIs the tall tower debate all out of proportion?
We have got our knickers well and truly twisted over towers. The latest campaign to save London’s skyline is targeted at rich foreigners not poor planning or sloppy architecture, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionWhat would Cedric Price make of it all?
Price poked fun at earnest campaigners who mourned the passing of his building, recalls Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionLet our urban imaginations take flight
Running counter to the smart city’s corporate efficiency are Usman Haque’s thoughtful urban visions, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionDear reader: I’m leaving BD. It’s been great and I’ll miss you
In her sign-off leader Amanda Baillieu gazes into her crystal ball for 2014 and beyond
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OpinionStonehenge’s 21-year saga shows how little we care
Architects appointed to the Palace of Westminster would do well to heed another heritage tale, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionTo unlock funds the RIBA needs the popular touch
Tate Britain has shown what can be achieved when the strategy is right, says Amanda Baillieu
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FeaturesArchitect of the Year Awards 2013
A record level of entries reflects architects’ growing optimism within the profession after years of uncertainty
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OpinionAs the profession changes, we need to talk about fees
The new RIBA Plan of Work doesn’t reflect the complexity of present-day practice, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionThe path may be clearer but we’re not out of the woods
Architects’ confidence is on the up but lack of work and low fees are still rife, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionThe man who kept architects on the right track
Amanda Baillieu pays tribute to the unique Roland Paoletti, mastermind of the Jubilee Line Extension
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OpinionGoogle is feeling lucky… and we shouldn’t complain
Asking AHMM to redesign its new King’s Cross HQ demonstrates the internet giant’s ambition, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionLondon’s mayor has sailed into dangerous waters
The capital’s need for homes at schemes like Convoys Wharf must not overshadow local democracy, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionWorried about rioting? Quick, call an architect!
The presence of “creatives” in a neglected area like Tottenham might just make a difference, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionRIBA’s procurement plans tick all the wrong boxes
The institute’s latest actions show it isn’t giving this important issue the attention it deserves, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionLet’s Help to Buy into the Green Deal
To achieve energy-efficient housing we need to link it to the new scheme for homebuyers, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionIf you’re going to run an awards evening, get it right
If the Stirling Prize is to be a showcase for architecture, the RIBA must address its failings, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionListing Preston bus station is just a stop on the route
Now that the campaign has succeeded, the building needs real investment and leadership, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionThe battle for principles is being fought in our streets
Architects are failing to step up and lead the debate over public space, says Amanda Baillieu
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Features8 exhibitions British architects should see this autumn
BD selects the best exhibitions for architects in the UK over the next couple of months (and yes, lots of them are in London but we can’t help that)