Jonathan Glancey

Jonathan Glancey is an architectural critic and writer. His books include Twentieth Century Architecture, Lost Buildings and Spitfire: the Biography

Notre-Dame won’t redeem Macron

Jonathan Glancey

07 Dec 2024

How capitalism stole London’s skyline

Jonathan Glancey

26 Aug 2024

Rural France has lost its spirit

Jonathan Glancey

15 Jul 2024

John Betjeman had the last laugh

Jonathan Glancey

22 May 2024

The Channel Tunnel and the death of British ambition

Jonathan Glancey

07 May 2024

Michael Gove’s Cambridge folly

Jonathan Glancey

16 Apr 2024

In defence of England’s ’empty churches’ When we abandon these special buildings, we lose a timeless spiritual refuge

Jonathan Glancey

04 Mar 2021

What explains the appeal of abandoned buildings? As the pandemic took hold, a fondness for romantic ruins grew

Jonathan Glancey

15 Dec 2020

Must we always demolish the past?

Jonathan Glancey

24 Nov 2020

It’s the end of the line for Britain’s industrial heritage

Jonathan Glancey

21 Oct 2020