"Architects need to embrace radical change if we are to avoid a hellish future"

As yet another COP fails to put the world on a path to avert climate catastrophe, it's time for architects to fundamentally rethink the work they do, writes Michael Pawlyn.The outcome of COP27, and Antonio Guterres' grim warning that "we are on a highway to climate hell", requires us as designers to do some serious thinking about what we do next. Aside from the breakthrough on "loss and damage" payments to the countries most affected (generally the poorest and least responsible for the problem)