Author Archives: Tim Coleridge

Pandering to bamboo: on skyscrapers made out of wood

By Tim Coleridge 22 October 2014 Bamboo

Is raising the profile of bamboo as a building material for high-rise useful or irresponsible? asks Tim Coleridge

Court Report: Hospitalhof, Stuttgart, Germany, by Lederer Ragnarsdóttir Oei

29 October 2014 By Rob Wilson

The ghosts of Stuttgart’s past gather in this palimpsest of historical layers,…

October 2014

27 October 2014 By AR Editors

1412: Atelier Deshaus Peter Hübner Lederer Ragnasdóttir Oei Lütjens Padmanabhan Troubles in…

If Form didn’t follow Finance: Think Space/Money Unconference and Publication

20 October 2014 By Shumi Bose

Wiping out the capitalist paradigm to question the potential evolution of our…

‘London’s waterways could become a shared territory around which a more egalitarian and sustainable city can develop’

17 October 2014 By Ellis Woodman

‘What collective effect will the waterside wave of investment have both on…

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