All Opinion articles – Page 38
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OpinionShaking hands with the devil
Should architectural ambition ever yield to other considerations, asks BD’s student columnist
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OpinionEven modernism is history now
The Lords were right to identify heritage as a living thing, argues BD columnist Hank Dittmar
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OpinionWhy architecture won't be an election issue any time soon
The profession must use its creativity to raise its profile, argues BD’s student columnist
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OpinionIn praise of architecture's Romantic Pragmatists
BD columnist Gillian Darley celebrates the architecture of quiet ambition
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OpinionGlorious Georgians
Georgian architecture celebrates its 300th birthday this month, but how will our buildings be remembered in three centuries’ time?
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OpinionDon't listen to me: what do I know?
BD’s new student columnist, Eleanor Jolliffe, argues that students are the last people who should be consulted by educational reformers
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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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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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NewsCity slickers
This year’s Stirling Prize shortlist puts England’s metropolises centre stage, says Ike Ijeh
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NewsNot so Stirling stuff
The RIBA has dropped a clanger not shortlisting McAslan’s King’s Cross scheme for the Stirling Prize, says David Rogers
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ReviewArchitects bring life back to our high streets
A new project has rejuvenated high streets across east London
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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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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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OpinionUK universities can learn from Australian approach
Pilot scheme in Sydney shows how existing buildings can be revitalised, says Georgia Singleton
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OpinionWhy public consultations are fooling no one
Susie Clapham is left frustrated by her attempts to engage the architects at a consultation evening
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FeaturesNewcomers mix with the familiar at Venice
The influence of its curator is etched into this edition of the architecture biennale, says Hugh McEwen
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OpinionShell Centre approval is a catastrophe
In this heartfelt piece written last year, Ike Ijeh sets out why the decision to approve the Shell Centre will damage London