The Londown | 24 June| with Edwin Heathcote

This week Merlin spoke with Edwin Heathcote, the architecture and design critic at the Financial Times. They discuss a new competition looking to design a pedestrian-friendly Oxford Circus, the backlash over government planning reforms after shock by-election defeat, the late Charles Jencks’ Cosmic House which is to open as a museum this September, and how better pay could be the real way to boost architects' mental wellbeing.

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The Londown | 10 June| with Ella Jessel