All articles by Veronica simpson
Veronica simpson
Re-education: the architecture schools changing the game
In response to rising student debt levels, stressful workloads and employment anxieties, many architecture schools are adapting to include paid placements within courses and are giving students more input into the content and structure of their studies
Brief Encounters: Stanton Williams designs affordable residences for Cambridge University staff
Stanton Williams updates the worker’s utopia with a sustainable twist in a new residential quarter for Cambridge University. Veronica Simpson reports
Profile: Frida Escobedo, an architect for our times
Whether designing social housing in Mexico, elegant summer pavilions in Hyde Park or handcrafted stone vessels for drinking tequila, Frida Escobedo is very much an architect for our times
Craft and community: Belle Vue by Morris + Company
Morris+Company delivers a bold and innovative urban block of apartments aimed at enriching the social, cultural and physical prospects of the over-65s who choose to live here
Review: Venice Art Biennale 2019
This year’s Venice Art Biennale is an emotional assault course, discovers Veronica Simpson
Swiss symphony: Andermatt concert hall by Studio Seilern Architects
In the small alpine town of Andermatt, Studio Seilern Architects has crafted a world-class, problem-solving concert hall
Brief encounters: A Cambridge cooperative create an exceptional housing project
Veronica Simpson encounters Marmalade Lane, an exceptional housing project in Cambridge delivered by a cooperative with the help of a sympathetic local council
Vienna, portrait of a city
Voted ‘the world’s most liveable city’ by The Economist in 2018, Vienna has a lively and dynamic scene for design, art and architecture. Veronica Simpson reports
Profile – Sarah Wigglesworth
Sarah Wigglesworth talks to us about 25 years of the architecture practice she founded and the importance of remaining true to your ethos
The Garden of Earthly Worries by Studio Libeskind
In the baroque gardens of Holland’s Paleis Het Loo, Daniel Libeskind has created four globe-based sculptures