More Opinion – Page 70
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OpinionLondon's housing problems are beyond the power of market forces to solve
The global pressures shaping London’s built environment now include the Airbnb effect, says Hank Dittmar
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OpinionPhilip Webb can't avoid the limelight for ever
In his centenary year, it is time to make a fuss of William Morris’ unassuming collaborator, says Gillian Darley
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OpinionWe did all that research and you did what?!
Cabe’s reports were admired for their quality but too often gathered dust on influential desks. Writing exclusively for BD, former chief executive Richard Simmons offers some advice to those struggling to influence policy today
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OpinionHonest House – the real reality property show
If programmes like Ugly House and Grand Designs had any basis in reality the results would be rather different, suggests Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionJob-hunting for part IIs
Eleanor Jolliffe on the terror of the architectural job hunt, the fevered world of CVs, portfolios and secret knowledge
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OpinionLondon needs a walker's charter
The first two London mayors championed buses and bikes. The next one should put pedestrians first, argues Hank Dittmar
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OpinionShaping the next generation of city builders
A project that broadens access to the built environment professions is having some success in the Midlands. But it’s a constant struggle to keep the programme afloat, writes David Tittle
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OpinionOn what might have been
Unbuilt, unused and unappreciated. Gillian Darley explores architectural waste in all its forms
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OpinionIke Ijeh damns the Stirling Prize shortlist
This year’s shortlist compares badly alongside a building like No1 Poultry, writes BD’s architecture critic
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OpinionWhy Osborne was right to take back planning powers
We had our chance and were found wanting, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionWhat will our schools look like in 10 years?
Not much has changed in 60 years, say the authors of a new book on school design - but that doesn’t mean we don’t have important lessons to learn
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OpinionHealing the rift between architecture, politics and finance
It’s in everyone’s interests to reform the planning system but those with the power have no overview and those with the overview have no power, argues Ruth Lang
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OpinionOn finishing part II
BD’s student columnist looks back on the last seven years of study and assesses how much has changed
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OpinionThe High Line has a lot to answer for
Hank Dittmar questions whether landscape urbanism offers cities anything more than window dressing
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OpinionArchitects have a long way to go to convince the public that Robin Hood Gardens is worth saving
Out-of-touch dinosaurs are not helping the cause, argues Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionScream if you want to go faster
As Dreamland in Margate reopens, Gillian Darley gets all nostalgic about the future
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OpinionShell Centre redevelopment 'to add to the necklace of cultural pearls along the Thames'
The end of the legal wrangling over the Shell Centre redevelopment is good news for London, argues the scheme’s masterplanner, Michael Squire
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OpinionProof we can build exceptional housing that is profitable, sustainable and desirable
RIBA president Stephen Hodder hails this year’s winners of RIBA National Awards
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OpinionCan we build it? Not on our own!
A reformed architectural education must promote collaboration and the value of existing buildings, argues Harriet Harriss
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OpinionHow John Nash’s Beautiful Mind could live on in a new generation of buildings
Adam Tarr of Mzo Tarr Architects argues that architects who don’t learn to use game theory are missing out on a valuable tool