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Increasing London’s affordable housing targets misses the pointSubscription
Only a significant increase in housebuilding by the public sector will effectively tackle London’s shortage of homes, says Paul Finch
Drawings are the spiritual heart of architectureSubscription
With the winner of the inaugural Architecture Drawing Prize announced, Paul Finch looks at how hand-drawn images still play an essential role in design
If you think that architecture isn’t about politics, think againSubscription
From memorials to the housing crisis, the profession is intrinsically tied up in political machinations, writes Paul Finch
Avery and Marks: design champions who have left us too earlySubscription
Bryan Avery and David Marks should be cherished as much for their independence of thought as for their design brilliance, writes Paul Finch
Successful Brexit negotiations cannot be conducted in publicSubscription
We as architects wouldn’t want to make deals in full public glare, so why should the politicians who are trying to tackle Brexit? says Paul Finch
A new survey reveals what really matters to architectsSubscription
Research by the World Architecture Festival marks out an agenda for the future of the profession, says Paul Finch
OMA’s Reinier de Graaf writes not from contempt, but loveSubscription
The Dutch architect’s stimulating new book gives a fascinating insight into the complex nature of a simple profession
Robin Hood Gardens deserved a second lifeSubscription
It’s wrong to be beastly to Brutalism, says Paul Finch
Regarding buildings as events in time can avoid unnecessary wrecksSubscription
Two-dimensional ‘verified views’ of the Walkie Talkie ignored the reality of how it would be viewed, writes Paul Finch
One of those weeks when everything goes rightSubscription
Star-filled launch parties, an architectural tour and the inevitable lunches make up a pretty good week for Paul Finch
