Articles by Amanda Baillieu

British architects, artists and critics have selected the buildings that they look forward to seeing again after the coronavirus pandemic. At present, much of the world is on lockdown, with millions of people confined to their own homes and travel severely restricted. However, once the pandemic is over, people will once again be free to

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Architects are not natural disruptors, says Amanda Baillieu, but they are slowly learning how to invest their time and money on innovating their businesses. For years I have been calling for architects to behave more like startups, and it looks like the idea is finally catching on. Arriving for a meeting at the RIBA recently,

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From allegations of sexual harassment against Richard Meier to the homelessness crises, 2018 has been a depressing year, says Archiboo founder Amanda Baillieu. Read more

The internet offers a world of opportunities for architects, says Amanda Baillieu, but they have to learn to embrace it. I’ve spent a lot of time over the years negotiating architects’ websites and, like people who work themselves up into righteous indignation when they spot a typo, I feel a jolt of outrage when I see

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