Letters from the Editor
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Editorial: Notopia is a disease that prevents the creation of a self-sustaining socioeconomic human ecosystemSubscription
Notopia and its generic anywhere-architecture must stop; we must strive to build social ecosystems
Editorial: Notopia is less a warning than a prophecy of doomSubscription
The metropolis as a place of exchange, dialogue and delight between diverse groups of people is being eradicated
Editorial: India has long been a country in which to build out dreamsSubscription
To create a thriving culture beyond the India boom, the government must invest in its cities – and its architects too
Editorial: Can the benefit of a shared God be recreated for the wider community, without closing the doors on those who don’t believe?Subscription
Perhaps it is time to reconsider the architecture of faith
Editorial: Five years ago, I asked a question: why do women leave architecture?Subscription
I could not find a single answer to this question, but a whole spectrum of experience only partially captured by the responses to the Women in Architecture (WIA) survey. With women making up half of architecture students, as then editor of the Architects’ Journal, I hunted the spectre of the missing 25 per cent among qualified architects.
Editorial: The best workplace brings people together who would never frequent the same coffee shopSubscription
In an age of social disconnection, it falls on the office to help build a community
Editorial: Cultural vibrancy comes from a social mix, not the flow of tourismSubscription
As gentrification pushes young creatives out, our cultural hubs become detached from the ecosystem they were built to foster
Editorial: Could architecture play a role in curing loneliness?Subscription
Despite the nagging affirmations of online social networking, the internet is failing us
Editorial: Can infusing a building with a democratic plan encourage democracy?Subscription
Architects have been circumspect in their criticism of the Chinese state during the building boom that has bankrolled the profession through the recession
Editorial: Our schools must be temples, not hothousesSubscription
We once caged hens until it was deemed too cruel. Now London is planning to battery-farm our children
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