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  'Britain has become indifferent to beauty'

  22 Mar 2009:

  Stephen Bayley explains why he opposed this motion at a vigorous debate last week

• Never say dye if you want to be a real man

  8 Mar 2009:

  Stephen Bayley: Dyed hair does not work on men. It sets up a complex narrative about vanity

• Wherever Le Corbusier lays his hut...

  8 Mar 2009:

  The only building the modernist master made for himself was a primitive log cabin – the inside was pretty impressive though

• Nothing's worth seeing in Paris today

  1 Mar 2009:

  Stephen Bayley: Less is more? Maybe. But sometimes, more is better and we minimalists want more of nothing

• 'Swing by the garage and swap the battery'

  22 Feb 2009:

  Cars once expressed the spirit of the age as clearly as buildings, writes Stephen Bayley

• Revolving buildings: the new shape of things

  22 Feb 2009:

  Darmstadt and Dubai present the extreme possibilities of contemporary living, writes Stephen Bayley

• Go straight to the top of the class, Mr Henley

  15 Feb 2009:

  An architect frustrated by government thinking on school design has brought to fruition a remarkable riposte

• Endlessly copied, but never bettered

  1 Feb 2009:

  The Royal Academy's exhibition on Andrea Palladio contains marvellous treasures and yet falls short of explaining his true genius

• A roof over your head? So last year

  1 Feb 2009:

  Design innovations are showing that houses - and cars - can have flexible shapes, says Stephen Bayley

• Old Ferdinand pulls a fast one

  18 Jan 2009:

  Speed meets swagger at the new Porsche museum in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

• It's out with marble and chandeliers; in with polished limestone and glass

  11 Jan 2009:

  Economic reality is making companies think anew about design - and restaurants are among the most visible results, says Stephen Bayley

• 'Unlike western architecture, India's is open and expressive'

  4 Jan 2009:

  The hotlist 2009: Piercy Conner, architect

• How Harlow offers a very English image of Platonic perfection

  28 Dec 2008:

  Stephen Bayley: The 21 new towns built in England between 1946 and 1970 are the end of a process that began with Plato's academy

• How Sweden's freezing outdoors fuelled a global design revolution indoors

  14 Dec 2008:

  Stephen Bayley: One reason Wallander novels have such force is that they contain detailed descriptions of cars, furniture and buildings

• Hail the New Modesty

  14 Dec 2008:

  2008 in design: From BMW Welt to Mac Air

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