Ike Ijeh

In picking designers rather than designs, the architectural competition for this new national memorial somehow manages to be less progressive than those of the Victorian era, writes Ike Ijeh

The practice’s first foray into healthcare exemplifies its showmanship while meeting users’ emotional needs, writes Ike Ijeh

Ike Ijeh  looks to Alfred Hitchcock for one of the most powerful cinematic depictions of how architecture can drive narrative

Architect and critic Ike Ijeh explains why his running for parliament last month had nothing to do with hating foreigners and everything to do with democracy