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How should architecture and urban practice change in the face of a climate and ecological emergency?
Watch the full recording of the lecture by O'Donnell + Tuomey as part of the Architecture on Stage series at the Barbican
Documentary exploring diversity in architecture and the decline of creative education in the UK
Lord Foster's Architecture on Stage lecture at the Barbican
Three of the architects who've contributed to new AF publication discuss the ideas behind the book
Neave Brown in conversation at Hackney Empire, Friday, 27 October 2017
A short film looking back at a series of inter-architecture school crits hosted by the Architecture Foundation and Royal College of Art
As Croydon gears-up for dramatic growth, local authority planners are working closely with architects to drive ambitious new developments
In the first of a two-part documentary from the Architecture Foundation, Phineas Harper investigates Croydon's history, piecing together a story of big visions with a whiff of corruption
David Knight describes in 5 minutes how planning has become impotent and why the new Mayor must re-boot the public sector
Alex Ely describes in 5 minutes why the new Mayor must allow London's green belt to become a space for opportunity, for a new type of self-help housing
Anna Minton describes in 5 minutes why the new Mayor must halt ‘estate regeneration’ programmes which are leading largely to the demolition of desperately needed low-cost housing
