Author Archives: Lorna Finlayson

Abuse of power comes as no surprise

By Lorna Finlayson 29 September 2022 Essays

In academia, complaint is a crucial tool, but can also be weaponised by the powerful

AR September 2022: Education

30 August 2022 By AR Editors

Wolff Architects | Alison Brooks Architects | Feilden Fowles| Níall McLaughlin Architects…

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Folio: I Don’t Want an Empty Degree by Oscar Parkinson

31 August 2022 By AR Editors

A student protest letter created speaks of the hollowing-out of education within…

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Pedagogies of power: education within and without the institution

1 September 2022 By Marie-Louise Richards

Architectural education has the potential to transform and reimagine the structures of…

Editorial: beyond the classroom

1 September 2022 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Ellen Peirson and Kristina Rapacki

The AR September issue examines alternative sites for education, as well as…

Revisit: Ciudad Abierta in Ritoque, Chile

19 September 2022 By Pedro Ignacio Alonso

An experimental school in rural Chile fused poetry and architectural thinking

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