Architects

The life and work of the personalities within the profession

Margaret Hodge

Margaret Hodge: ‘It’s crucial that people have a say’ Subscription Required

18-Feb-2010 | By Richard Waite

Architecture minister Margaret Hodge answers your questions about the OJEU process, her stance on the listing of post-war buildings, and why the Piazza del Campo is her favourite space

AJ exclusive: Former RIBA president Sunand Prasad answers your questions Subscription Required

16-Sep-2009 | By Richard Waite

After officially stepping down as the RIBA’s figurehead earlier the month, Sunand Prasad answers your questions about working for free, education and diversity in the profession

Andy Heath, Mark Jefferson, Walter Menteth

Supported housing: a neglected sector Subscription Required

7-May-2009 | By Rory Olcayto

Rory Olcayto brings a group of architects together to discuss the complexities of designing supported housing

Bruce Graham

Architect behind Sears Tower dies Subscription Required

9-Mar-2010

Bruce Graham, the man who designed the iconic Sears Tower in Chicago, has died at 84

Brian Anson, Architectural Press Archive RIBA Library Photo Collection

Brian Anson (1935-2009) Subscription Required

18-Dec-2009 | By Richard Rogers

Richard Rogers remembers the architect and planner Brian Anson, who died last month aged 74

Deborah Stratton

Architectural PR Deborah Stratton dies Subscription Required

20-Nov-2009 | By Richard Waite

Deborah Stratton, who represented some of the country’s biggest practices over a 25-year PR career, has died after a long illness aged 54

Monica Pidgeon (1913 - 2009) Subscription Required

23-Sep-2009 | By Peter Murray

Peter Murray remembers Monica Pidgeon, editor of Architectural Design for 30 years, who died last week at the age of 95

Fire Station No. 28, 644 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles

Julius Shulman (1910 - 2009) Subscription Required

16-Jul-2009 | By Simon Hogg

The American architectural photographer who popularised California modernism has died at the age of 98

Henry Thomas Cadbury Brown

Henry Thomas Cadbury-Brown (1913 - 2009) Subscription Required

13-Jul-2009 | By Dora Kennedy

Henry Thomas Cadbury-Brown, architect of the Royal College of Art and pioneer of British modernism, has died aged 96

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