Author Archives: Nadya Rouizem

Retrospective: Salima Naji

By Nadya Rouizem 20 October 2022 Retrospective

Committed to protecting the built heritage of southern Morocco, the architect and anthropologist uses traditional construction techniques that ensure energy frugality

Form follows fuel: energy-hungry architecture

6 October 2022 By Barnabas Calder

Re‑examining the history of architecture through the lens of energy changes our…

A place in the sun: The Energy Show at Het Nieuwe Instituut

7 October 2022 By Kristina Rapacki

An exhibition accompanying the inaugural Solar Biennale offers a fascinating display of…

Stores closed due to power outages in South Africa

Outrage: load shedding in South Africa

12 October 2022 By Stephanie Briers

Power outages caused by South Africa’s coal-fuelled energy supply have devastating consequences

Power and glory: Battersea Power Station in London by WilkinsonEyre

13 October 2022 By Ellen Peirson

A rose-tinted image of Battersea Power Station in the cultural imaginary belies…

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Public generator: E-Werk in Luckenwalde, Germany by Pablo Wendel and Helen Turner

17 October 2022 By Tom Wilkinson

A power station in Luckenwalde has been resurrected to produce electricity, art…

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