Articles by subject: architecture
- The flawed Olympic legacy (by Owen Hatherley, May/June 2012 )
- The construction of the Olympic Park has transformed East London. But will the plush shopping mall and gated developments really benefit local residents? asks Owen Hatherley
- Book Review: Seven Years by Peter Stamm (by Will Wiles, May/June 2012 )
- As coldly stylish as a Corbusier apartment building, with a narrator who is a "pillock", it might be the best novel of the year. Will Wiles is torpedoed by Peter Stamm's latest.
- On Tractor Street (by Owen Hatherley, May/June 2010 )
- From elegant modernism to Stalinist kitsch, the history of the Soviet Union’s journey is written all over its facades, finds Owen Hatherley
- The last of the bohemians (by Tom McDonough, March/April 2010 )
- Tom McDonough celebrates the subversive poetic vision of the Situationists
- Going gentle (by Ken Worpole, January/February 2010 )
- A series of new care centres shows modern architecture rediscovering its humanity. Ken Worpole takes the tour
- Space invaders (by Owen Hatherley, January/February 2009 )
- New towns are often derided as eyesores. But, argues Owen Hatherley, they could transform the future, if we save them from the traditionalists
- Cosy concrete (by Owen Hatherley, May/June 2007 )
- Alvar Aalto's organic modernism may be seductive. But, warns Owen Hatherley, it can also lead to the banal
- Design for living (by Hugh Pearman, March/April 2006 )
- Bauhaus architects wanted to build a more rational world. Hugh Pearman explores the links between humanism and the Modernist movement
