Edwin Heathcote is a critic at the Financial Times. He specializes in architecture and design, covering themes such as regional interest, world news, and events, with a focus on the APAC region and academic conferences. Edwin has been featured in notable publications including The Art Newspaper, Dezeen, and Wallpaper*, and is the author of the book ‘On the Street: In-Between Architecture’.
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Edwin Heathcote's articles predominantly cover design, architecture and culture with a focus on London and the United Kingdom. His coverage includes event reviews, opinion editorials, industry-specific insights and seasonal topics. To successfully pitch to him, consider offering unique perspectives or stories related to architectural developments in London or the UK, innovative design trends within cultural centers or museums, as well as opinions on urban development impacting society.
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- Offer expert commentary on recent architectural projects or design trends in London.
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The exhibition Our Asymmetric City at Auckland Old Folks Association Hall. Image: Sahil Tiku
By: Edwin Heathcote
An inspirational maker and teacher in London for 30 years, his designs often employ found objects or adapt existing items
By: Edwin Heathcote
Tadao Ando is a self-taught architect who rose to become one of contemporary architecture's biggest stars. Here, we explore the Japanese master's origins, journey and finest works
By: Edwin Heathcote
Tadao Ando is a self-taught architect who rose to become one of contemporary architecture's biggest stars. Here, we explore the Japanese master's origins, journey and finest works
By: Edwin Heathcote
The reinvention of the Portuguese art museum demonstrates the risk embedded in adapting elements to fit a larger scale
Soviet brutalist architecture offers eye-catching imagery; we delve into the genre's daring concepts and look beyond its buildings' photogenic richness
Look beyond the Art Deco and MiMo. In recent years, the world’s leading architects have made their mark on the Magic City — to spectacular effect
A programme of retro architecture in Hungary’s capital reflects nostalgia for a country at the peak of its power
By: Lilah Raptopoulos, Precious Adesina, Marion Willingham, Baya Simons, David Coggins, Louis Wise, Fiona Golfar, Maria Shollenbarger, Edwin Heathcote, Debika Ray, Inès Cross
FT editors and contributors nominate 32 awe-inspiring holy buildings, from the Temple of Light in Texas to Thailand’s Khuha Kharuehat Pavilion
By: Janine Gibson, Niki Blasina, Harriet Agnew, Tim Auld, Rosanna Dodds, Arash Massoudi, Tim Hayward, Edwin Heathcote, Rebecca Rose, Harriet Fitch Little, Ajesh Patalay
This year’s top tables, as selected by FT editors and writers
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