- Home
- News
- Comment
Politicians on all sides are beginning to see the light- Rough sleeping is a humanitarian crisis unfolding on Britain’s streets. Can architects help?
- Religion plays a significant part in our communities - so we need to design for it
- Scrapping Tier 2 visas is a great step forward - but what about students?
- Buildings
- Technical
- Business
- Briefing
- Jobs
- Product Search
- Events
Crying shame
Arriving at Portcullis House, Westminster, for the launch of the RIBA’s Manifesto for Architecture last week, Boots was startled to find a group of performers of an advanced age, wearing only white bath towels, dancing to the music of South Pacific for an audience of civil servants.
This is premium content
Only logged in subscribers have access to it.
Login or Subscribe to view this story
Existing subscriber? LOGIN or
Take out a subscription to BD and you will get immediate access to:
- Up to the minute architecture news from around the UK
- Reviews of the latest buildings from all corners of the world
- Our monthly digital edition including stunning photos, building and technical studies
- Full access to all our online archives
- PLUS you will receive a print copy of WA100 when it is published in January
Get access to premium content subscribe today
Alternatively REGISTER for free access on selected stories and sign up for email alerts