Russell Curtis

The Grenfell report fails to grasp the wider lessons of this tragedy by ignoring the warped procurement culture that encouraged so many awful decisions, argues Russell Curtis 

Data from an AI learning model that mapped the London Borough of Lewisham suggests the capital’s targets for ‘small site’ development could be radically increased, says Russell Curtis 

The London mayor should point out that the green belt is an anachronism and that a million homes could be built by sacrificing just 1 per cent of it, says Russell Curtis

In an effort to address the housing crisis, Russell Curtis has mapped every railway station in England and used publicly-accessible data to show that 777 of them have development potential 

Before it has even begun, the contest for RIBA president is already getting interesting, relatively speaking. Could this finally be the year when more people run for the office of president than vote for it? asks Russell Curtis

The lack of oversight, ownership and liability that the inquiry has exposed is of little surprise to those of us immersed in the everyday realities of construction, says RCKa director Russell Curtis

Public works need to develop a more diverse supply chain if we are to avoid another Carillion catastrophe, writes Russell Curtis

When the economy tanked, RCKa knew that efficient monitoring of its projects was essential to the practice’s survival, writes director Russell Curtis

Russell Curtis reviews UEL’s end-of-year show