All Opinion articles – Page 40
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OpinionAs ever, the changing face of BD reflects the industry
Whether in print or online, BD has always been at the heart of the debate, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionWhat would Cedric Price make of it all?
Price poked fun at earnest campaigners who mourned the passing of his building, recalls Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionIs the McAslan scheme the right one for Smithfield?
Is an office complex really best for the former market site?
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OpinionWhy the Houses of Parliament need a reshuffle
Nathan Silver offers a radical reworking of the circulation around the Palace of Westminster
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OpinionFlickrs of interest amid the perfection
The truly democratic expression of architectural media is on the photo-sharing site, says Owen Hatherley
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OpinionGreen Deal will need more than extra funds to thrive
Politicians must commit to tax breaks if programme is to address its huge shortfall, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionOur high streets are full of possibility
Commercial change is here to stay and we must shape our urban spaces accordingly, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionThe solutions to floods lie in our past
Look to our historic water management practices to evolve traditional urban and architectural patterns for today, says Hank Dittmar
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OpinionCrystal Palace plans must rediscover Joseph Paxton’s vision
Is reconstruction about commerce rather than community, asks Ellis Woodman
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OpinionMaking it good with engineered wood
Architects are exploring the rich potential of timber, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionGovernment must help urbanists tackle flood risk
LDA Design chairman Robert Tregay calls for a natural environment strategy
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OpinionScotland's plan for architecture is full of ambition
Ignore claims of a crisis, says Peter Wilson, the profession is thriving north of the border
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OpinionCelebrating the ICA’s contemporaries
The institute’s 60th anniversary pays fitting tributes to Richard Hamilton and Jane Drew, says Gillian Darley
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OpinionScots must join the fight for their built environment
Talk of independence highlights how politicians in both camps are failing its architecture, says Ellis Woodman
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Opinion'The library's brief can be met within the existing building'
Architect Malcolm Fraser explains why he chose to defend his Scottish Poetry Library project in the Scotsman
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OpinionThis debate is anything but Pleasant
The arguments over the Royal Mail site have degenerated into unprofessional name-calling, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionWhy closing the gender gap is good for business
Architecture loses out if we ignore what women can offer, says Santa Raymond
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Opinion'We are opening up new possibilities for our library'
Scottish Poetry Library director Robyn Marsack defends the decision to refurbish Malcolm Fraser’s building
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OpinionCovered markets must be preserved
Redeveloping Adjaye’s Wakefield hall is a sign of what urban priorities are, says Owen Hatherley
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OpinionThe future of British housing hangs in the balance
The Housing Standards Review must back quality over liberalisation, says Ellis Woodman