All Opinion articles – Page 42
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OpinionArb board needs to be accountable to its members
Should architects have confidence in the regulator, asks Andrew Plumridge
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OpinionLondon’s past comes alive on location
Gillian Darley on experiencing architecture through films
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OpinionBypassing planning is not the route to a coherent city
The mayor of London’s interventions lack the rounded vision needed for a high-quality legacy, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionThe Royal Academy senses a new sensibility
The RA’s latest exhibition taps into a growing general audience for architecture, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionWorking with Kathryn: 'She stretched the boundaries of possibility'
Jill Ritblat recalls the pleasure of commissioning the late architect Kathryn Findlay’s Poolhouse 1
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OpinionTurning city workplaces into bedsits affects us all
The character of communities countrywide will be changed by the new legislation, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionWe will miss Kathryn Findlay’s unique vision
Pioneering architect followed a singular creative path, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionDesigning for floods? The answer is plain
There’s plenty of information out there for architects, says Robert Barker, a director at Baca Architects, designers of the Amphibious House
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NewsA licence to trash?
You can’t replace ancient woodland, says Professor Robert Tregay, chairman of LDA Design, in a piece criticising ‘biodiversity offsetting’
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OpinionHomelessness isn't caused by lack of homes
Asking architects and housebuilders to do more is ignoring the real power imbalance at the heart of the housing crisis, says former RIBA president Angela Brady
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OpinionSmell: Architecture's hidden dimension
The opportunities offered by olfactory architecture are often overlooked says Victoria Henshaw
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OpinionDear reader: I’m leaving BD. It’s been great and I’ll miss you
In her sign-off leader Amanda Baillieu gazes into her crystal ball for 2014 and beyond
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OpinionWales: the UK's housing Silicon Valley?
Could Wales lead the way in innovative — and profitable — approaches to housing?
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OpinionThe planner as urban visionary
The state can play a positive role in the design of our cities, says Lee Mallett
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OpinionRIBA's reformers must make education better, not just different
Architecture teaching needs to change but let’s not be too hasty, says Francesca Weal
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OpinionStudents must learn fast — and well
The RIBA’s education review has a delicate balance to strike, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionIt’s time to sound the pipes and horns
Studio Weave’s Lullaby Factory draws on a tradition of playfulness that we need to rediscover, says Gillian Darley
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OpinionStonehenge’s 21-year saga shows how little we care
Architects appointed to the Palace of Westminster would do well to heed another heritage tale, says Amanda Baillieu
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OpinionWe need to learn to make bim pay
Bim will redefine how architects work — and what they charge, says Richard Saxon
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OpinionTo unlock funds the RIBA needs the popular touch
Tate Britain has shown what can be achieved when the strategy is right, says Amanda Baillieu