More Opinion – Page 76
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OpinionArchitecture has lost one of its great characters
Life with Richard MacCormac was never dull, recalls BD editor Thomas Lane
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OpinionWhat is the Green Belt for?
It’s time to start building houses on London’s protected cordon, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionFirst Look: Heneghan Peng's Greenwich school of architecture
BD takes a look round the architect’s new library and School of Architecture and Construction for the University of Greenwich
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OpinionBIM libraries - help or hinder?
There are plenty of drawbacks to relying on external libraries, argues Kate Fletcher
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OpinionBook Club review: CoDesigning Space
Superficially seductive, this guide to designing in partnership is ultimately disappointing, says Zac Carey
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OpinionAn urbanist's view of the Stirling shortlist
Hank Dittmar says Haworth Tompkins’ Everyman Theatre best addresses its city location and deserves to win
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OpinionHeathrow's stairway to heaven
Forget their sci-fi image: airships really could be the answer for Heathrow in a post-airport future, says Hawkins Brown’s Darryl Chen
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OpinionWho should win the Stirling Prize?
Vote for your favourite building on this year’s shortlist
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OpinionAre we all on the same BIM page?
The full benefits of BIM won’t be realised until the industry understands what it is trying to achieve
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OpinionCarbuncle Cup: One Commercial Street, by Sigma Seifert Architects
Flats on London’s City fringe are latest to be nominated
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OpinionBook Club review: Concretopia
Concretopia: A journey around the Rebuilding of Postwar Britain by John Grindrod, 438pp, Old Street Publishing Concretopia is brimming with knowledge, enthusiasm and opportunity. Grindrod gives us an opportunity to learn from the mistakes of the past but also to grasp hold of and remember the times in which Concretopia ...
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OpinionNow is the time to do right by Smithfield
Eric Pickles’ decision is good news for the market but its future is still uncertain, says Elizabeth Hopkirk
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OpinionThere are bigger issues for architects than Israel
RIBA is sidetracked by fighting the wrong battles, writes Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionA guide to working in China, by a Chinese architect
However well you think you know a country, something will always be ‘lost in translation’
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OpinionBIM – We must go back to go forward
Major behavioural change that stems from the first design stage is key to success, writes Martin Wing
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OpinionSeeing empty homes as an asset, not a liability
The UK can learn some lessons from Detroit’s struggle to recover from bankruptcy, writes Hank Dittmar
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OpinionThe rise of the virtual model in meetings
Our hardware is catching up with the software, says Kate Fletcher of Arup Associates