Opinion
“Conversations about diversity need to expand to celebrate the work of people of colour”
“The uncomfortable truth is that 2020 might just have been exactly what we needed”
“Grey alone would be too depressing for 2021’s colour of the year”
“Coronavirus should inspire us to rewild cities to better support our children”
“Architects need substantive knowledge and skills to address climate change”
“Architects still don’t understand the role of planning”
“Extinction Rebellion’s tensegrity structures have rekindled the spirit of early high-tech”
“I long for the day where suppressing my identity is no longer part of the job”
Sylvia Aehle shares her experiences as a black female working in architecture in this week’s Dezeen Weekly newsletter
“I aim to shed light on what it is like walking in the shoes of a black woman within architecture”
“As a predominantly white profession, we recognise that we have contributed to this pain”
“In the future home, form will follow infection”
“The great challenges we face do not conform to neat disciplinary silos”
“Can Aalto’s international acclaim really be down to self-promotion?”
The left “fetishises council housing with the same conviction as the right fetishises traditional styles”
“The resources we need are no longer in the ground, but in landfill”
“Designers need to take a good hard look at themselves and stop making pointless stuff that looks nice”
“The crossroads is a space and a metaphor deeply rooted in most cultures around the world”
“The AA has reinvented itself before and is capable of doing so again”
“Interior design casually borrows from cultures it finds aesthetically pleasing without hiring people from those backgrounds”
“Let’s talk about diversity”
“The long-overdue removal of Colston’s statue is now part of Bristol’s history”
“Rather than attempt to reconcile museums’ contradictions, we should start again”
