Edwin Heathcote

Join Henry Mance, a Chief features writer who explores animal sentience, and Edwin Heathcote, an architecture correspondent focused on skyscrapers. They unveil the surprising emotional complexity of pigs, reshaping our views on animal ethics in farming. Mance discusses recent research that challenges pig stereotypes and prompts deeper reflection on our treatment of livestock. Meanwhile, Heathcote reveals the rise of 'skinny scrapers' in NYC, examining how these ultra-thin towers reflect urban identity and wealth disparity.

FT's architecture critic Edwin Heathcote discusses the hidden meanings in street furniture, from park benches to phone booths. He reveals insights on urban design, cultural significance of urban elements, and the evolution of urban infrastructure. Explore unique urban design across cities like London and Singapore.