Author Archives: Anna Ulrikke Andersen

Chronic conditions: inclusive everyday spaces

By Anna Ulrikke Andersen 23 March 2022 Essays

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Considering the disabled body as a starting point rather than an afterthought would radically transform the way we design homes and cities

AR March 2022: Bodies + W Awards

28 February 2022 By AR Editors

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Editorial: bodybuilding

1 March 2022 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Max L Zarzycki and Ellen Peirson

The AR's March issue explores the body as a site, unpacking the…

Sutton Hoo in Suffolk, UK by Nissen Richards Studio

14 March 2022 By Eleanor Beaumont

The string of interventions by Nissen Richards Studio tethers an ancient Anglo-Saxon…

National Youth Theatre in London, UK by DSDHA

15 March 2022 By Ellen Peirson

DSDHA’s subtle interventions in the renowned institution’s home provide vital and improved…

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Centurion Close in London, UK by Islington Architects

16 March 2022 By Ruth Lang

Picking up where the council’s Architects’ Department left off, Islington Architects’ social…

National Archives in London, UK by AOC

17 March 2022 By Ellie Duffy

Rehabilitated by AOC, the 1970s National Archives building in Kew is becoming…

Home bodies: reconfigurations of the nuclear home

21 March 2022 By Frances Whorrall-Campbell

Understandings of the body as a home must be urgently met with…

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Louise Bourgeois (1911–2010)

22 March 2022 By Maria Gil Ulldemolins

Dwelling in the complex interiority of what it is to be human,…

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