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Wendy Perring

2021-08-19T15:01:14+01:00

My Kind of Town
Edinburgh is a place to lose yourself, exploring, pausing and speculating

Wendy Perring2021-08-19T15:01:14+01:00

David Levitt

2018-09-18T11:05:25+01:00

Learning From
A lifetime’s experience in housing design, underpinned by steely rigour and gentle humour, has been a constant inpiration, says Jo McCafferty

David Levitt2018-09-18T11:05:25+01:00

Piano Forte

2018-09-14T11:52:30+01:00

Exhibition
Renzo Piano is the subject of a major monographic show at the Royal Academy

Piano Forte2018-09-14T11:52:30+01:00

RIBA Talks

2018-09-06T12:21:56+01:00

Events
A two-year programme of lectures, discussion and debate kicks off this autumn

RIBA Talks2018-09-06T12:21:56+01:00

Open to the Public

2018-09-10T16:42:11+01:00

Installation
Alex Chinneck’s latest artwork is an unzipped office building in Kent

Open to the Public2018-09-10T16:42:11+01:00

Roz Barr

2019-05-16T11:04:07+01:00

My Object of Desire
A cast iron ring by Roz Barr Architects is suspended within the apse of an Augustinian church

Roz Barr2019-05-16T11:04:07+01:00

Space to Grow

2018-08-13T09:27:34+01:00

Book
A richly detailed study of design for childhood provides both inspiration and warnings for those working in the field, finds Barbara Kaucky

Space to Grow2018-08-13T09:27:34+01:00

Prefab Preferences

2018-08-09T14:45:36+01:00

Books
A timely and affectionate study of how an earlier UK government set about solving the country's housing crisis

Prefab Preferences2018-08-09T14:45:36+01:00

Great and Small

2018-08-13T09:46:04+01:00

Practice
Choosing to work at a wide range of scales adds to the architect’s burden but improves the work, finds Christina Seilern

Great and Small2018-08-13T09:46:04+01:00
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