All articles by Julyan Wickham
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BlogsA not so Passive Blog
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects on the battle to prove why privatised energy isn’t sustainable
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BlogsRykwert is a well-deserved gold medallist
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects explains why RIBA was right to award Joseph Rykwert with the Royal Gold Medal for architecture
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BlogsMore pigs at the trough
Julyan Wickham of Wickham van Eyck Architects looks at the worrying level of corruption in broadcasting
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BlogsPFI = Public Futile Investment and bridges to future debt
“Spurious precision”, “pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo” and “utter rubbish” supported by Cabe and the UK architectural fraternity
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BlogsAnother monster
A building as large as Hans Kollhoff’s latest structure in The Hague cannot be justified outside Manhattan and Chicago
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BlogsAusterity presents uncomfortable design choices for architects
Many building projects seem at odds with global issues
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BlogsThe London mayoral candidates are saying what architects have been thinking for years
There’s nothing new about affordable housing design
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BlogsThe benefits of midlife crises
Julyan Wickham reflects on the value of stepping back from the rat race
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Opinion
Why Cullinan should take the Gold Medal
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.