Viewpoints
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Michael Sorkin Subscription
‘Ada Louise Huxtable was the guardian and connoisseur of form’
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William JR Curtis Subscription
‘The Carpenter show makes a point of blurring fact and fiction and of trivialising both art and reality’
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Peter Cook
‘At eye level, there is plenty to see and distract … but look upwards and the amnesia begins’
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Michael Sorkin
‘If we don’t make these changes we wind up as so many Canutes, bashing away at the relentlessly rising seas’
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Farshid Moussavi
‘Competitions are driven by the desire to go beyond what already exists - unthought-of architecture’
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Peter Cook Subscription
‘If a museum building can rarely have such a degreee of integrity, it remains a casket’
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William JR Curtis Subscription
‘Architecture schools are only too often the victims of intellectual fashions’
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Lesley Lokko Subscription
‘For so long, the difficult, knotty question of identity has skirted around architecture’
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Viewpoints: Peter Cook on Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art delightfully ruffles a few feathers
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Viewpoints: William JR Curtis on Towers
How Viagra urbanism wreaks havoc on our cities
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Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on Women in Architecture
Agenda bender: the case for the abolition of female role models
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Viewpoints: Peter Cook on Oriental Originality
The West rests on its laurels, as Oriental originality emerges
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Ellis Woodman Subscription
‘For architectural enthusiasts, the prospect of Belgium’s imminent belt-tightening represents particularly bleak news’
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'Architecture today suffers from technological mystification and smokescreens of theoretical jargon.' Subscription
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Viewpoints: Peter Cook on the Death of Drawing Subscription
Has the steady march of progress been detrimental to the art of drawing?
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Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on Activism Subscription
Architecture and activism should be as closely linked as the problems we need to solve
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Sanjeev Shankar
‘Big city architecture, which was once a great opportunity, has now reached a dangerous and tragic state of repetitive boredom’
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Viewpoints: Peter Cook on Architecture and the Economic Crisis Subscription
Economic pressures could radically reshape the profession - and for the better
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Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on the need for parametric thinking Subscription
Parametric software is no substitute for parametric thinking
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Situating Stirling: Five viewpoints Subscription
The AR asked five of its esteemed contributors to reflect on the legacy of James Stirling for architectural historians and practitioners today
Viewpoints
William JR Curtis Subscription
‘The Carpenter show makes a point of blurring fact and fiction and of trivialising both art and reality’
Peter Cook
‘At eye level, there is plenty to see and distract … but look upwards and the amnesia begins’
Michael Sorkin
‘If we don’t make these changes we wind up as so many Canutes, bashing away at the relentlessly rising seas’
Farshid Moussavi
‘Competitions are driven by the desire to go beyond what already exists - unthought-of architecture’
Peter Cook Subscription
‘If a museum building can rarely have such a degreee of integrity, it remains a casket’
William JR Curtis Subscription
‘Architecture schools are only too often the victims of intellectual fashions’
Lesley Lokko Subscription
‘For so long, the difficult, knotty question of identity has skirted around architecture’
Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on Women in Architecture
Agenda bender: the case for the abolition of female role models
Viewpoints: Peter Cook on Oriental Originality
The West rests on its laurels, as Oriental originality emerges
Ellis Woodman Subscription
‘For architectural enthusiasts, the prospect of Belgium’s imminent belt-tightening represents particularly bleak news’
Viewpoints: Peter Cook on the Death of Drawing Subscription
Has the steady march of progress been detrimental to the art of drawing?
Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on Activism Subscription
Architecture and activism should be as closely linked as the problems we need to solve
Sanjeev Shankar
‘Big city architecture, which was once a great opportunity, has now reached a dangerous and tragic state of repetitive boredom’
Viewpoints: Peter Cook on Architecture and the Economic Crisis Subscription
Economic pressures could radically reshape the profession - and for the better
Viewpoints: Farshid Moussavi on the need for parametric thinking Subscription
Parametric software is no substitute for parametric thinking
Situating Stirling: Five viewpoints Subscription
The AR asked five of its esteemed contributors to reflect on the legacy of James Stirling for architectural historians and practitioners today
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