Merlin and architectural historian Gillian Darley analyse David Adjaye’s controversial Holocaust memorial, and weigh in on Marble Arch’s new ‘slag heap’.

Merlin and AJ writer Will Ing discuss the pandemic’s devastating impact on architecture students, and New York’s Selldorf Architects winning bid to rethink London’s National Gallery.

Merlin and AJ writer Will Ing discuss the pandemic’s devastating impact on architecture students, and New York’s Selldorf Architects winning bid to rethink London’s National Gallery.

Zoe and Eddie Blake discuss the plummeting numbers of EU citizens applying to become architects in the UK, and why a defaced mural is re-igniting the debate around Britain’s relationship to racism.

Merlin and 20th Century Society President Catherine Slessor talk swimming, Croydon’s shock actions in Brick by Brick sale, and Chipperfield’s Chinese embassy plans.

Zoe talks to AJ managing director Will Hurst about the Antepavilion arrests, Robert Jenrick’s blocking of the old Fire Brigade HQ redevelopment, the London architects who’ve won a bid for a huge Moscow regeneration project and more.

Merlin catches up with Edwin Heathcote, the architecture critic at the FT, about the new Oxford Circus competition, planning reforms, and Charles Jencks’ Cosmic House.

On the four year anniversary of the Grenfell disaster, Merlin and fellow architectural journalist reflect on the industry’s response

Architect and writer Shawn Adams discusses Sumayya Vally’s long awaited Serpentine Pavilion, and the lack of diversity in top architecture institutions

Historian Barnabas Calder talks about his new book exploring the architectures environmental impact through the ages