Author Archives: Ken Worpole

Housing the dead

By Ken Worpole 31 October 2016 Essays

Environmental, economic and cultural factors have all shaped funerary architecture throughout the ages

W Partner: Zaha Hadid Architects

18 February 2021 By AR Editors

‘Zaha didn’t just break glass ceilings and pull down barriers; she shattered…

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W Partner: MICA Architects

12 February 2021 By AR Editors

‘It is one of the major issues that our profession needs to…

W Partner: Foster + Partners

6 February 2021 By AR Editors

‘Being part of the W programme has been an incredible experience’

W Partner: Grimshaw

4 February 2021 By AR Editors

‘We must act to prevent rolling back gender equality progress’

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