In the last three years, I have written 150 articles for Architecture and Design as ‘Tone on Tuesday’, covering all aspects of design, in popularising difficult ideas, and particularly in the relationship between design and politics, social housing and sustainability.

In this last week of A&D for 2022, I am pleased to publish an index, with links, to all those articles as encouragement for some provocative reading over the coming holidays. Tone on Tuesday will return next year, bi-weekly and in a new guise, concentrating on contemporary of events.

General design issues

Naming things

On Wright and Wrong

On outdoor rooms

On design for Aged Care

How Buildings Learn

The Tokyo Olympics and Tales from Two Temples

Going for Bronze

Designing Defence Materiel

Design failure USA: the automobile

The AIA changes its awards - better but not good enough

Big Plans: the Sydney Harbour Bridge

Big Plans: The Snowy Mountains Scheme and the NBN

On nouns and verbs

Design and politics

On architects sidelined

On designing the disunited states

Design Matters USA

Design Matters USA 2

The democratic spatial narrative of the Australian War Memorial

The State of Play in Architecture and Politics in 2021

Ten Femmes and their Policies

Design and the Federal Election

Innovation, Manufacturing and Politics

Architecture of Inequality

How design can help political journalism

Designing Nuclear Power

Why so little design on the ABC?

A different approach to culture

King Charles III - architectural advocate

King Charles III - property developer

The Federal Budget 2022: forget design, cities and housing

The fall and rise of Dan Andrews, and Murdoch newspapers design fail

On the Piece Corps

Anzac Daze and Anzac Daze Reprise

Elizabeth Farrelly's Political Ambitions

The Minister for the Environment

On Sustainability

On Sustainability

On Affordability

On Autonomy and Sustainability

On the third wave of sustainability

On six sustainable steps

On ventilation

On passive solar heating

On thermal comfort in homes

NatHERS and thermal standards

NatHERS - part 2

Aussie Five-O: Outsulation + Openings + Orientation + Optimass + Operation

On solar water heating

On the air con job

Tri-Arc troubles: ventilation

Sustainable Suburbia

Technologies not Tax

The Four Stages of Sustainability

Richard Rogers vs Stewart Brand

The Tipping Point of Sustainability

The new Planet of the Apes - designing sustainability

On Electric Bicycles

On Climate Change Politics

On Climate protests as a waste of time

On Architects Declaring

On Green and Crimson

Lowering Warragamba Dam is the sustainable solution

How a real war will confound the climate wars

How to address the impacts of climate change

On housing generally

Housing Policies

Home Ownership for all

We need Homes not Housing

Scomo, Albo and Housing Policies

Federal Housing Policies

Homes: One Policy to Rule Them All

Australia's Project Home Part 1

AV Jennings and Project Homes

Our Love Affair with Brick and Tile

The Project Home Today

Tomorrow's Project Homes: The Hybrid Home

Reincarnated McMansions

Suburban Housing - a History in 7 Images

Ed Gurney - Australia's most prolific architect

On Social Housing

Social housing 1: a history

Social housing 2: the economics

Social housing 3: Typologies

State Social Housing Policies

On social housing as the new 'pink batts'

Successful social housing at last

The failure of housing in the Federal Budget

If public housing is the question, community housing is the answer

Homeless wash up

On Architectural Education

On architecture schools 1: the problems

On architecture schools 2: what is architecture

On architecture schools 3: design studio curriculum

On architecture schools 4: design process

On crits in architecture schools

On Harvard GSD and the ‘decorated diagram’

Stem in Stead

Opus Musivum

Opus Musivum 2

On Architecture Books

Architecture books to read

On reading architecture

Homes in the sun

John Gloag, the best architectural writer you never heard of

The most important book published in Australia this year

Davina Jackson's Australian Architecture

On Practice

On Grand Designs

On the section

On ‘droit de suite’

On clients and the single house feaso

Single house contracts

On being objectionable

Architect's Moral Rights

On Construction

On the banks’ role in apartment faults

On the declining quality of our buildings

On the failure of the proposed building practitioners bill

On prefab construction

On Project Managers

On Crafts, Trades and Subbies

The Commissioner has left the building

Carrots, sticks and bigger sticks

On Cities and Urban Planning

Nimes

Kabul Architecture

Adaptation and Regional Regeneration

Regional Regeneration

On Buildings

Sydney Football Stadium

World Trade Centre Then

World Trade Centre Now

On architecture in the USA: Clark County Centre

On Bushfires

On Bushfires

On Bushfire Outcomes

On Fire Country

On the covid pandemic

On Covid Part 1

On Covid Part 2

The future of cities post Covid

HVAC + Hotel Quarantine Failures

Quarantine Facilities

How COVID will change architecture

On Industrial Design and Graphics

On Repairing Eames Chairs

Big Apple Taxis

Good Goods

Charlie Watts, Graphic Designer

Charlie Watts, Graphic Designer Too

Charlie Watts -Stage Design

Olympic Objects

History in 100 Objects

Obituaries

On Christo

Marr Grounds

Marr Grounds Reprise

Designing with de Bono

On Klopper's Fremantle

Vale Dirk Bolt

Steve King, Architectural Scientist

Jack Greenland

The Four Lives of Derek Wrigley

In Memory of Phil Abram, Architect and Coalescer of Small Practices

Tone Wheeler is an architect / the views expressed are his / contact at toneontuesday@gmail.com. He is also the proud recipient of the 2014 AIA NSW Milo Dunphy Award.

Tone Wheeler

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