The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Graeme Massie Architects’ design for Bonn Square has encouraged the public to reclaim the historic but neglected space for itself, says Rory Olcayto. Photography by David Stewart
Bonn Square, Oxford by Graeme Massie Architects
Video: Top 5 comic book cities
From Radiant City to Mega City One, the Architects’ Journal presents a selection of the greatest illustrated urban spaces
How to pick a Stirling Prize winner
Rory Olcayto goes behind the scenes on the 2009 judges’ tour
The British Construction Industry Awards knows what to look for in a great project
Rory Olcayto enjoyed his part in an awards scheme that has the right judges - and selects the right projects
The Mill, Ipswich by John Lyall Architects
John Lyall Architects’ dense waterfront development in Ipswich heralds the maturation of a new kind of architectural expression, says Rory Olcayto. Photography by Morley Von Sternberg
The termination of the Glasgow Airport Rail Link could harm Britain’s creative prospects
We should all have an interest in Glasgow’s fortunes, the city which gave us Thompson, Mackintosh, Metztein and MacMillan and their epoch-defining architectural designs
Open House London: The AJ’s selection
Open House London, the capital’s largest architectural showcase, will take place on 19 & 20 September with more than 700 buildings providing free access
Eco-towns are truly dead
Leader: Don’t believe the hype – eco-towns are well and truly dead, says Rory Olcayto
Great North Museum, Newcastle, by Terry Farrell and Partners
Terry Farrell reinvigorates regeneration in Newcastle, says Rory Olcayto. Photography by Andrew Haslam
Top 10 comic book cities: #1 Mega City One
From Radiant City to Mega City One, the Architects’ Journal presents a selection of the greatest illustrated urban spaces