Reuben J. Brown
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Reuben writes for The Architectural Review on design and politics, interviewing architects and designers, reviewing buildings, and visiting international exhibitions. He is interested in big systems and the people within them.

Indian rising stars A Threshold build a critical bridge from private commissions to public projects

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Protest architecture: timber pallets, climbing ropes and a bottle of glitter

The Architectural Review

Material Cultures combine design with research and education to engender a transformation in architectural production

The Architectural Review

NWLND take a razor to complex spatial problems and derive sharp, strategic solutions

The Architectural Review

Learning from the ‘additive architecture’ of Jørn Utzon, a community centre for Syrian refugees in Turkey provides social infrastructure in a fortified shell

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At the Big Wall Open, parkour lands in new, physical territory

Re—Compose

A new school in one of Tanzania’s former refugee settlements beats the heat for students and the public alike

The Architectural Review

Leslie Kern’s Feminist City: challenging the culture of design

Talking Volumes

In ”Drive My Car”, we follow the winding path

Re—Compose

Amid Catalonia’s worsening droughts, Batlleiroig Arquitectura has reclaimed public spaces from cars while preserving precious water

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Coalition and contradiction at the Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023

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Sofia Karim’s architecture at the ‘hinterlands of human experience’

Panoramic magazine

All the sonnets of Shakespeare with Paul Edmondson and Sir Stanley Wells

Say that Again Slowly: the Cambridge University Festival podcast

The signal in the noise: In the music of Merzbow, the search for a sound so ugly it’s painful

Scuff

Manplan gets its moment

The Architectural Review