Archive - Machine Books

Not as complex as a building

Newsletter #9. Farshid Moussavi has curated the Summer Exhibition at the troubled Royal Academy. She tells Tim how the organisation must now deal with…

Jun 24

Koolhaas Times Two

Newsletter #8. Rem Koolhaas reflects on the impact of representation on ideas through two exhibitions, one on diagrams in Venice and another to (re)open…

Jun 16

May 2025

Representation. For the nation.

Newsletter #7 Tim talks to Vicky Richardson about the Venice Biennale and tells us about a key event at the London Festival of Architecture.

May 22

Tricky game, away from home.

Newsletter #6. Tim talks to Owen Hopkins about the British Pavilion in Venice and US-based Annabelle Selldorf about her work on the National Gallery in…

May 13

April 2025

Take what you can

Newsletter #5. Tim talks to Tom Emerson of 6a Architects about his book Dirty Old River.

Apr 29

"A city caused by learning"

Newsletter #4. Tim talks to Cedric Price-expert Samantha Hardingham about a new exhibition.

Apr 10

March 2025

When the British bombed Venice

Newsletter #3. In which Jonathan Glancey unpacks a forgotten attack

Mar 27

Is our beginning your end?

Newsletter #2. In which Patrik Schumacher says that architecture is over

Mar 14

March 2021

Machine Books: Newsletter #1

**blows into mic** is this thing on?

Mar 11, 2021

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