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Hugh Pearman

  • Architecture Writer, Editor and Consultant, Freelance
London
As seen in: The Guardian, Newsweek, Yale University, The Spectator, The Art Newspaper, Architectural Record, The RIBA Journal
Same handle on BSky. Writer and editor on architecture. Book "About Architecture: An Essential Guide in 55 Buildings" pub. Yale. Chair of @C20Society
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An unconventional north London community gets a people-focused new heart

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By Hugh Pearman
| The RIBA Journal Verified
With its blend of public space and social homes, RCKa’s Highgate Newtown Community Centre brings a fresh, promising focal point to a quirky and characterful corner of Camden. Can it live up to its potential? Highgate New Town was the ambitious working title that stuck. It was given to Camden Council’s high-density, low-rise housing development built in the area just south of Highgate Cemetery in phases over a decade from the early 1970s.
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At Bramley Moore Dock, Everton's new home is a worthy addition to a historic waterfront

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By Hugh Pearman
| The RIBA Journal Verified
A building 240m long by 213m wide by 45m high is a megastructure by any standard. If that structure is a football stadium, it’s also an exercise in fluid dynamics: what other building type expects you to house, service and rapidly move a population of – in this case – nearly 53,000? Everton FC’s new home, then, is at the point where a single object becomes a civic realm. Once you’ve strolled round the outside of it, you’ve walked a kilometre.
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Foster + Partners’ masterplan sets scene for new creation of old Antakya

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By Hugh Pearman
| The RIBA Journal Verified
The terrible earthquakes that hit south-western Turkey and neighbouring Syria in February 2023 left devastated cities and settlements across a wide area. The city of Antakya – site of ancient Antioch and capital of Hatay province – suffered the biggest shocks as tectonic fault lines in the area ruptured. Previously solid ground slipped violently or liquefied.
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