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George Kafka

George Kafka is a writer and editor living in London. He writes regularly for architecture and design publications including Metropolis, The Architectural Review, Blueprint and Disegno. 

Opinion
Broadgate and the City of London’s Architecture of Inequality

The redevelopment of an icon of 1980s finance capitalism is an object lesson in how London has been reshaped in the decade following the global financial crisis

BY George Kafka |
Opinion
Massimo de Carlo's Newly Renovated Portaluppi-Designed Milan HQ

Designed in the 1930s by the city’s most celebrated architect, the building has never previously been open to the public

BY George Kafka |
One Takes
‘Change Became Constant’: The Many Styles of Pritzker Prize Winner Arata Isozaki

Five iconic buildings designed by the Japanese architect since 1962

BY George Kafka |
Opinion
A Meeting of Landscape and City: 6a’s Extended MK Gallery Opens in Milton Keynes

The London firm’s bold, contextually astute renovation of the 1990s gallery pays homage to the functional forms of Britain’s ur-New Town

BY George Kafka |
Opinion
From V&A Dundee to South London Gallery, The Year in Buildings

A swathe of renovations and extensions across the UK capital suggests an appetite for a different kind of architecture

BY George Kafka |
Reviews
The Story of Sheffield's Park Hill Housing Estate

For the first show at S1 Artspace's new home in the Brutalist housing estate, two photographers who documented it in the 1960s and ’80s

BY George Kafka |
Opinion
Tomorrow's Homes, Today: How Should Domestic Space Be Rethought for the 21st Century?

A number of exhibitions in London explore how contemporary technologies and lifestyles are changing the architecture of the home

BY George Kafka |