“We’re well on the way to having architects as hairdressers,” warns architect and writer Neil Spiller. He’s talking about style. Exactly a century after Adolf
Architects need to be less autonomous and engage with the everyday, argues Jeremy Till, but this could well be a case of merry myth-making, says
These unique vehicles are home-made pieces of wishful thinking trying to summon up a little magic at the side of the road Photo: David Howlett Words
