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Little Atoms 418 - Rowan Moore's Slow Burn City

By Neil Denny

    • Rowan Moore is the architecture critic for the Observer, and previously for the Evening Standard. 

    He is also a trained architect, and between 2002 and 2008 was the Director of the Architecture Foundation. 

    His award-winning book Why We Build was published by Picador in 2012. In 2014 he was named Critic of the Year by the UK Press Awards. His latest book is Slow Burn City: London in the Twenty-First Century.

    Rowan Moore
    Slow Burn City
    Architecture
    planning
    urbanism
    Art & Design
    Society

    Neil Denny

    Neil Denny is the Interviews Editor of Little Atoms magazine, and for over ten years the producer and presenter of the Little Atoms Radio Show and podcast, in which capacity he has interviewed hundreds of people from astronauts to zoologists, hosted numerous live events at science and literary festivals, co-created an art installation about space travel, attempted stand-up comedy, and in 2012 drove 6000 miles across America interviewing scientists as part of a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust travelling fellowship.
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