Iraqitect: Zaha Hadid commands the Guggenheim, but remembers her roots.
Whatever you think an architect looks like, whatever you think an architect does, wherever you think an architect comes from, disabuse yourselves of those notions. …
Whatever you think an architect looks like, whatever you think an architect does, wherever you think an architect comes from, disabuse yourselves of those notions. …
This is a lecture I gave at the Royal College of Art in London, during my stint there in 2015 as Visiting Professor in Architecture. …
The Art Deco/Swedish Grace revival starts here, in the Tate Gallery on London’s Millbank, in the hands of architect Caruso St John. This would have …
We all have namesakes. Presumably, somewhere. People sometimes ask me if I am related to a former Middlesex cricketer who shares my name (I’m not, …
What an entertaining day it’s been. The new ‘Walkie Talkie” tower at 20 Fenchurch Street in the City of London by architect Rafael Vinoly for …
There is no civic building richer in symbolism than the public library. More than a town hall, more than a theatre or concert hall, more …
They are very keen, the Dutch museum people, on telling you that their Rijksmuseum – their National Gallery – is about history as much as …
It has been more than half a century since radical architects at what was then the London County Council designed the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell …
Found objects have long had their place in art, most notably since the provocations of Dadaists such as Duchamp with his ‘readymades’. It’s not the …