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Owen Hatherley

Owen Hatherley is a critic and author, focusing on architecture, politics and culture. His books include Militant Modernism (2009), A Guide to the New Ruins of Great Britain (2010), A New Kind of Bleak: Journeys Through Urban Britain (2012) and The Ministry of Nostalgia (2016).

Stories by Owen Hatherley

Owen Hatherley on Redrow's promotional video for One Commercial Street
Architecture Opinion

“More frightening than American Psycho”

Albert Sloman library building at the University of Essex
Architecture Opinion

“The project of education-via-marketisation has had ugly results”

Glasgow aerial view
Architecture Opinion

“What might the future of Scottish architecture be in an independent state?”

London's new typology by owen hatherly
Opinion

“London’s new typology: the tasteful modernist non-dom investment”

Federal Executive Council of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Architecture Opinion

“It’s no surprise that the government were reluctant to let members of the public in”

London's Imperial War Museum by Foster + Partners
Architecture Opinion

“So spectacularly ill-judged that you almost long for Libeskind’s earnestness”

“What is it exactly we’re protesting about?”
Architecture Opinion

“What is it exactly we’re protesting about?”

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