Julyan Wickham

Blogs
A not so Passive Blog
2013-12-19T16:51:00
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects on the battle to prove why privatised energy isn’t sustainable
Blogs
Rykwert is a well-deserved gold medallist
2013-10-18T16:06:00
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects explains why RIBA was right to award Joseph Rykwert with the Royal Gold Medal for architecture
Blogs
More pigs at the trough
2013-10-14T15:57:00
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects looks at the worrying level of corruption in broadcasting
Blogs
PFI = Public Futile Investment and bridges to future debt
2013-05-30T11:16:00
“Spurious precision”, “pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo” and “utter rubbish” supported by Cabe and the UK architectural fraternity
Blogs
Branding our animals
2013-05-09T16:09:00
Do professionals really have to be branded and re-branded?
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Another monster
2013-03-21T15:03:00
A building as large as Hans Kollhoff’s latest structure in The Hague cannot be justified outside Manhattan and Chicago
Blogs
Should architects like austerity?
2012-07-06T11:49:00
Who are the 99% - are any architects included?
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Austerity presents uncomfortable design choices for architects
2012-05-30T08:00:00
Many building projects seem at odds with global issues
Blogs
The London mayoral candidates are saying what architects have been thinking for years
2012-05-01T08:05:00
There’s nothing new about affordable housing design
Blogs
The benefits of midlife crises
2012-03-28T08:28:00
Julyan Wickham reflects on the value of stepping back from the rat race
Opinion
Why Cullinan should take the Gold Medal
2005-07-08T00:00:00
Every year, as the deadline for nominations for the RIBA Royal Gold Medal looms, many of us begin to think of likely contenders. There are a number, both in Britain and beyond, but we believe it should this time go to Edward Cullinan.