On Venice and Cardross
Public Arts Scotland 24th February 2011
Renovation means goodbye to Berlin
Amid all the drama, there's a tragedy
Anxious Care and Unsightly Aids: Glasgow and Venice, Past and Future
To Have and to Hold, innovative conservation theory and practice from the nineteenth to the twenty first century.
Scotland at the Venice Biennale
Weighing up the Housing Benefits
Redesigning Stuttgart with Vuvuzelas
Living in the greatest show on earth
Olympics should look to Edinburgh
Review: Norman Foster, a Life in Architecture, by Deyan Sudjic
Daily Telegraph 25th June 2010
On the Art of Surviving Degree Shows
Patrolling the window box war zone
Cushion Plumpers will inherit the earth
Deconstructing a visit from Eisenman
Goodwin may Prove a Wise Investment
When the Mighty fall, we must Rise
Edinburgh: Time to Take off the Mask
Building Design 5th November 2009
Built to Change
Thinking about architecture is dominated by innovation - even masterpieces are thought of as frozen in time. But, argues Edward Hollis, most buildings pass like folk tales down the generations, growing richer with each retelling.
The Guardian 5th September 2009
Las Vegas: Even better than the real thing?
Far from being a kitsch stage-set city, Las Vegas is an attempt to perfect the planet's greatest hits, writes Edward Hollis.
Reality Checkpoint
Two words scratched onto a lamp-post in the middle of Parker's Piece reveal much about how we understand - and misunderstand - the fabric of Cambridge.
Delight: the Capilla Avila
In Rome's Trastevere, this extraordinarily compressed and distilled funerary chapel offers visions of the world of the spirit through bravura performance in the material sphere...