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Tim Abrahams

Europe, United Kingdom
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Covers:  Architecture, design, urbanism, housing.
architecture, progress, liberty

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Tim Abrahams’s Biography

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Tim is media professional of 20 years standing. He has edited publications for the European Union, Domus, The Prince’s Foundation and others. He also writes about architecture, urbanism and design for a range of magazines including The Economist and The Critic. He publishes essays at Machine Books. He also works in an editorial, communication and strategic capacity for a number of top clients in the field of architecture and design.

Tim Abrahams’s Journalist Portfolio

Unherd

Unherd

Some work I have done for Unherd on issues relating to the built environment.

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The Critic Magazine

The Critic Magazine

Some work I have done for The Critic

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Art Review

Art Review

Some work I have done for the art bible Art Review

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My Portfolio Site

My Portfolio Site

Here you'll find an overview of all the work I do.

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Drawing Matter

Drawing Matter

Some work I've done on the culture of drawing and thinking for Drawing Matter

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Articles

Why no tourist should miss out on Camden, London’s most misunderstood borough

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By Tim Abrahams
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Why no tourist should miss out on Camden, London’s most misunderstood borough

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By Tim Abrahams
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It seems that tourists are increasingly being put off visiting London’s borough of Camden – not least by news that its crime rate is officially the second highest in the city (surpassed only by Westminster). But for a visitor to London to miss out on one of its most mercurial, historic and magnificent districts is, to put it mildly, a crime in itself. Camden is a place of constant surprises.
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Nordic Office of Architecture completes a new government center in Oslo

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By Tim Abrahams, Jack Murphy Verified
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Two days after the worst terrorist attack in Norwegian history, Jens Stoltenberg, the country’s prime minister, declared during a mass at Oslo Cathedral that the nation’s response would be “more democracy, more openness, and more humanity, but never naivety.” The perpetrator, who Norwegians generally refrain from naming when describing the horrific events of July 22, 2011, first attacked government buildings in the capital with a car bomb, which killed 8 people, and then, armed with a gun,...
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first job was working for the Sunday Herald in Glasgow as an online editor.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No. I'm not that old. Not quite.

How is social media changing news?

Its making it harder.

Awards

Allen Wright Award

2003

For the best young journalist writing about arts during the Edinburgh Festival.

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