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RIBA president Alan Jones looks at the parties’ pledges on housing, in the last of a series scrutinising the manifestos
Former RIBA president Jane Duncan looks at how the Grenfell tragedy is addressed in the manifestos
The RIBA’s Adrian Dobson compares the three main parties’ policies on climate
Architects need to include safe outdoor spaces when they design senior living schemes, writes Robin Callister
Victoria Hills hits back at Amin Taha’s remarks on the poor architectural knowledge of planners
Social isolation is as deadly as smoking. How can design bring people together in meaningful ways?
Graham Haworth argues that social value is one of the ways to create real communities
It’s the act you’ve been waiting for if you want to do good, says Guy Battle
Peter Clegg pays tribute to the visionary architect who eschewed labels and did things his own way
The first step is to listen to them, says Murray Hudson, co-editor of a new book on school design
The profession ought to be cheering the government’s support for modern methods of construction, not knocking it, argues HTA’s Simon Bayliss
Peter Dye advises architects on how to make films with impact. It’s simpler than you think
Three architects are exhibiting their photographs of a south London phenomenon. Jens Kongstad, Nick Blomstrand and William Molho explain why
Vitruvius’ principles are no less relevant when working with old buildings. Richard Griffiths calls for an end to a false distinction
As a new book is published attacking the 'creeping plague of facadism’, architect Rab Bennetts responds by recounting the story behind one scheme
It will be a tragedy if Bob Giles’ West London College is demolished next year, writes Tom Cordell
BD’s architecture critic suggests the judges allowed populism to influence their decision more than architecture
Governance, procurement and culture are the real hurdles, says Claire Bennie
The prize’s overwhelming southern bias is symptomatic of what prompted many to vote leave, says Tom Brooksbank
Housing minister’s much-ridiculed discovery of ‘3D architects’ betrays a deeper misunderstanding, writes Robert Adam
As C20 Society celebrates its 40th anniversary Catherine Croft looks at some of the treasures we might have lost
Tom Waddicor looks at pitfalls and solutions in designing spaces for learners who lunch
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The profession is facing huge challenges. The new president of the RIBA tells Elizabeth Hopkirk how he plans to tackle them
The architect who broke the men’s world cycling speed record at 174mph tells BD how he did it - and admits he was ‘absolutely terrified’
As the 10th anniversary of PLP and the looming storm of Brexit approach, Lee Polisano looks into the future
Hugh Strange talks to Marie-José Van Hee about her approach to architecture and the importance of the domestic in projects of all scales
What happens when two of the biggest names in architecture collaborate?
Hugh Strange talks to Barcelona practice MAIO about the challenges of practising architecture in Spain
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Hugh Strange talks to Jan de Vylder of architecten de vylder vinck taillieu about playing with building elements, the beauty of raw finishes and why Belgian architects have to deal with strange realities
As he receives his Royal Gold Medal at the RIBA today, the celebrated architect tells Elizabeth Hopkirk how to get housing right
Hugh Strange talks to Wicklow-based architect Tom de Paor about his most significant projects, his polymathic approach to architecture and his ‘paradise garden’ on an abandoned farm
Job Floris and Sandor Naus of Monadnock talk to Hugh Strange about the mixed legacy of the Superdutch generation and the importance of creating new stories from old traditions
Tom Emerson of 6a Architects talks to Hugh Strange bout incorporating the passage of time into the practice’s work and the joy of watching buildings take on a life of their own
Helen Hayes is the Labour MP for Dulwich and West Norwood in south London and she is also the only planner sitting in Parliament. Switching to politics in 2010 she shares her views on communities, Brexit and Trump.
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