Author Archives: Nicholas McGeehan

Outrage: human rights abuses of construction workers in Qatar

By Nicholas McGeehan 9 February 2023 Outrage

The World Cup in Qatar might be over, but rights abuses of workers in the region continue

Oil in one: sand greens and grass greens in Bahrain

20 October 2022 By Ali Karimi

Despite its context of colonial extraction, Bahrain’s first sand golf course demonstrates…

AR February 2023: Labour

30 January 2023 By AR Editors

Fernanda Canales Arquitectura | Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos | WorkAC | Rozana Montiel Estudio de…

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Editorial: hard work

31 January 2023 By Manon Mollard, Eleanor Beaumont, Ellen Peirson and Kristina Rapacki

In the February issue, the AR demands more for workers

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Together we build: organising architectural labour

2 February 2023 By Jess Myers

By being attuned to wider conversations about labour and organising, architects can…

Architects declare a climate and biodiversity emergency

Green Labour: Material Reform, and The Value of a Whale

7 February 2023 By George Kafka

Two books that make visible the complex and exploitative systems behind material…

Workers on the roof of Oscar Nieyemer's Congress Building

Interview with Sérgio Ferro

8 February 2023 By Mariana Meneguetti

Brazilian architect Sérgio Ferro of Arquitetura Nova on Marx, construction, and leaving…

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