Why do architects choose names that require a BBC pronunciation manual?

By Amanda Baillieu2010-06-07T18:14:00

If Buschow Henley wasn’t bad enough, the practice has now rebranded and come up with Henley Halebrown Rorrison guaranteed to be as troublesome to BBC newsreaders as al-Qa’eda and J K Rowling.

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