Letters from the Editor
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Editorial: The architect-designed home used to be for people, not investmentSubscription
Why don’t we shelter the homeless in empty housing? This crisis seems nonsensical when the postwar housing crisis was solved so efficiently
Editorial: Has architecture lost its social conscience? Subscription
The question has become an arthritis; a dull ache that improves or worsens depending on the weather
Editorial: ‘The AR is about fresh ideas, which must be provoked, teased out, tickled or sparked’Subscription
In this, her first editorial, new AR Editor Christine Murray sets out her editorial ambitions
Editorial View: Past imperfect, future tenseSubscription
On technological adventures and the future of architecture
Editorial View: Architecture that goes beyond style warsSubscription
On architects and magazines pursuing content rather than style
Editorial View: Architects don’t invent, they transformSubscription
On Siza, from Portugal to China
Editorial View: The problem with memorials and memorySubscription
As architecture can rarely truly grasp the notion of absence, memorial culture lapses into comforting banality
Editorial View: A primer from the PrinceSubscription
On The Prince of Wales’ ten principles for sustainable urban growth
Editorial View: Architecture has nothing in common with luxury goodsSubscription
On how architecture can be either manifestation of vanity or source of social transformation
Editorial View: Beyond the historic panacea of the Garden CitySubscription
Could Howard’s Garden City and Rudlin’s winning proposal for the Wilson Prize give crucial hints to come out of the housing crisis?
