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A new book celebrates the work of one of the Midland’s pre-eminent modern architects, writes Andy Foster
Episode 3: David Rudlin talks about the importance of urban design and why planning needs to rediscover its capacity to create good quality places
This timely publication offers a reminder that the value of innovation is not in being different, but in imagining and creating new models from which others can learn, writes Bob Allies
With little prospect of a rapid reduction in interest rates to spur a recovery, many in the industry are now just looking to “survive until ’25”. Joey Gardiner looks at the prospects for residential developers doing so.
Episode 2: Selina Mason talks about people-focused urbanism and the work she is doing on Birmingham’s Smithfield scheme
The past nine housing ministers have come and gone in the time it takes to get a large project to site, says Joey Gardiner. So what are the chances that the latest incumbent in the role can do what is required to pick the industry up off the floor?
Railway companies have been selling the space above stations for decades. Ben Flatman looks at some previous air rights developments
This reissued volume on Lutyens’ country houses is a vital resource and spur to further research, writes Jeroen Geurst
Episode 1: Jo Wright talks about the impact on her career of working in Berlin before the wall came down and designing for the long term
Rishi Sunak last month cancelled the Manchester leg of HS2. Here Ben Flatman talks to industry leaders about what the decision means for the city
Eleanor Jolliffe talks to the influential masterplanner about her time in Rome and its lasting influence on her life and career
A new book on the respected architectural practice highlights work that straddles tradition and innovation, writes Richard Griffiths
Caroline Voet reviews an expanded edition of the 1986 book by Enric Miralles with Alison and Peter Smithson, about their Upper Lawn Solar Pavilion
Eleanor Jolliffe discusses the influence that Rome had on the career of the leading contemporary classicist
In this exclusive interview, the Heatherwick Studio founder outlines the philosophy behind his new campaign to put the soul back into building design. Photography by Tom Campbell
Chris Dyson is challenged and inspired by a new book that plots multiple future trajectories for London
In a London borough once beset by council housing controversy, a quiet revolution is underway
In a series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year Awards finalists, we look at the Industry Manufacturing Partner shortlist
Matthew Wickens reviews two recent books on Kay Fisker, the renowned Danish architect
In a series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year Awards finalists, we look at the Social Value Award shortlist
In a series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year Awards finalists, we look at the Private Housing Architect of the Year shortlist
In a series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year Awards finalists, we look at the Young Architect of the Year shortlist
Ben Flatman speaks to Yasmeen Lari about her latest award, her career of three parts and what she plans to do next
Malcolm Reading is still busy flying the flag for architectural competitions and British architecture, writes Ben Flatman
Firm founded in 1984 has built a reputation for understated and sensitive design. It has also been slowly building an international business, writes Ben Flatman
Mark Middleton, global managing partner, talks about the practice’s vision, different ways of working and his new three-year business strategy
Patrick Lynch and Kieran Long discuss Sigurd Lewerentz, Swedish architectural culture and museums as ‘machines for depolarsation’
The head of the London School of Architecture believes we need to reimagine the whole education edifice. Here he talks to Ben Flatman about his own influences and why architecture needs to embrace a more flexible and diverse approach to training
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From James Stirling to Spitalfields, Chris Dyson opens up to Ben Flatman about the importance of place and how he grew his practice organically
As Selldorf Architects unveils £30m proposals to reconfigure the National Gallery and Venturi Scott Brown’s landmark Sainsbury Wing, Elizabeth Hopkirk meets the women leading the project
Simon Wyatt at Cundall on the pros and cons of replacing gas boilers with heat pumps
Simon Wyatt explains why to understand your carbon footprint you need to look at all green house gases
Don’t know the difference between carbon neutral and net zero? Cundall’s Simon Wyatt explains it all here
They used to look up to YAYA winners – then they joined those ranks. This year they took the AYA crown. So what’s next for Fergus Feilden and Ed Fowles, asks Elizabeth Hopkirk
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