Author Archives: Rab Bennetts

Though painted as a damaging act based on resistance to change, Michael Gove’s seismic decision to stop Marks & Spencer demolishing its Oxford Street store is actually a positive move, argues Rab Bennetts

Architect Rab Bennetts, who worked on Peter Foggo’s 2 and 3 Finsbury Avenue, discusses the British Land skyscraper that is set to replace them

Architecture is deeply embedded within the construction industry. If it has to stop, so will we, says Rab Bennetts 

We must show the construction industry that architects can deliver projects as well as design them – otherwise our profession will continue to be eroded, writes Rab Bennetts

Through this new workplace Camden has developed new ways of working, says Rab Bennetts

This year seven offices have won RIBA National Awards - and they have been hard-earned writes Rab Bennetts

Rab Bennetts reports from Shanghai

I’ve lost count of the times I’ve been asked by concerned observers why architects so willingly gave up their traditional role as team leader or master builder. 

Rab Bennetts fears the end of the road for huge cultural projects could lead to the long-term loss of hard-to-replace expertise

In Docomomo’s annual lecture, Rab Bennetts argued that sustainability could reintroduce integrity into architecture. Here we present an edited version of his talk