Machine Books
Tim AbrahamsA weekly look at architecture, planning and design.
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Most people in Bruges have not seen the film In Bruges. Martin McDonagh’s picturew about perdition and redemption treats the ancient Flemish city as a blank canvas; a place of which you can make a heaven or a hell, depending on the state of...
Always believe in your soul
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How to reinvent the wheel
We speak to the people who can best explain the latest moves and events in the architectural world.
The expansion and rethinking of the Victoria and Albert Museum, based in West London and modeled on Victorian anxieties about the quality...
“Buildings make more money by being buildings than people do by building them.”
Welcome to the only newsletter you need to stay on top of what’s happening in architecture.
This week’s guest is Reinier de Graaf, partner at OMA, who talks to Tim about his manifesto, Architecture against Architecture: a wide-ranging cri...
Quite contrary
In her inimitable, quiet way Mary Duggan is one of the most influential architects in the UK. She understands the cut and thrust of the property world, thanks to her experience with Duggan Morris which was wound up in 2017, but her interest...
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