Planning in London April – June 2020 – Making Better Places by Hugh Petter

May 12, 2020

Claims that only one kind of architecture is for the future are meaningless

March 5, 2020

Modernism has become a tradition

February 13, 2020

‘The greenest building is the one that already exists’ – by Robert Adam, Architects’ Journal

September 25, 2019

My own view is… Academy of Urbanism Journal, Autumn 2017

March 29, 2019

Delivering homes and places with character – Planning in London, October – December 2017

Lines of Descent – Architecture Today, October 2017

Lines of Thought – Architecture Today, April 2017

The building I wish I designed – RIBA Friends of Architecture magazine, March 2015

The Naming of Parts – The Georgian, June 2015

Walldin and Cheere in Winchester Cathedral – The Georgian, June 2015

Report on Tomorrow’s Home research – Institute of Directors Hampshire & Isle of Wight, Winter 2014

Tomorrow’s Home: Planning for the future resident – Architects’ Journal, 31 October 2014

Respecting the narrative of place – Conservation Bulletin, Summer 2014

Has the NPPF made planning any easier? – Architects’ Journal, 11 July 2014

My Kind of Town – Architecture Today, May 2014

Will it save town centres? A network system analysis – Planning in London, October – December 2013

Life Class – Building Design, 11 October 2013

Progress isn’t always modernist – RIBA Journal, May 2010

Classical Architecture: Three Fallacies – Architects’ Journal, 6 May 2010

A new regime for heritage assets – Planning in London, October – December 2009

Dialogue of the deaf – Building magazine, 11 September 2009

Healing the healthy – Building magazine, 22 May 2009

The special ones – Building magazine, 17 April 2009

Idiot’s guide to architecture – Building magazine, 12 December 2008

Building Beautiful – Policy Exchange, January 2019

January 29, 2019