podcasts
The Japanese architects – renowned for their unorthodox designs for schools and kindergartens – extol the virtues of obstacles, inconvenience, and risk in their work.
film
Watch back Petra Blaisse in conversation with Jack Self as they discuss Blaisse’s new book Art Applied and the incredible career it surveys.
The Austrian architect Hermann Czech presents a wide-ranging talk, considering the role that strategies of reuse and transformation.
Recorded on April 24th 2024, architects, artists, authors, ecologists, and activists discussed the complex relationships between animals and urban space and asked how cities might better accommodate nonhuman life.
The student group, MASS, based out of London Metropolitan University curated a series of talks questioning what it means to design and build architecture today.
An expert panel sets out the key issues that Britain's next government will need to address if it is to bring about needed change to public housing.
Jack Self, director of REAL and editor-in-chief of Real Review, talks about postcapitalist housing.
Three new trustees have joined the board following an open call
15 June
Designed by Stanton Williams, Marshgate is a 35,000sqm new breed of academic building at the heart of UCLEast–the largest single expansion of University College London since its foundation nearly 200 years ago.
writing
As more town buildings get reused, how do we restore both the physical fabric and the relationship with the community?
The curator and former Deputy Director of the Architecture Foundation reflects on the current state of architectural criticism.
Practising as an architect, running a studio and having children, Patricia Woodward considers if she would do it all again?