Ann Dingli Ann Dingli is an architecture writer, curator and lecturer living and working in London. Her writing focuses on urban belonging and ownership, the role of heritage in identity-forming and the ethics of developing the built environment. Latest articles by Ann Dingli IBM Research extends the scope of its home, an Eero Saarinen-designed modernist campus IBM Research, Universal Design Studio and Map Project Office work within a modernist landmark to give a home to the next generation of computing Discover the work of Richard England, the lesser-known postmodernist from Malta Richard England, arguably Malta's most influential architect, might not be as well-known as others in the postmodernist realm, but he has been prolific, his work inspiring others to this day; we visited a show in Marseille surveying his career By Ann Dingli Published 1 November 25
