Frederika Whitehead

Is a freelance journalist based in London. She writes for the Guardian and makes radio programmes for Resonance FM. She was previously Assistant Editor at Art Monthly and she has freelanced for the Guardian since 2001, first as a subeditor and then, since 2010, as a writer. For her most recent work, see her Guardian profile page.

Radio work

Regular programmes, series, short documentaries and packages made include:
Copenhagen Daily - Daily one hour broadcasts from the UN climate conference in December 2009; Form 696 - feature on police crackdown on music events; Future media - discussion with media expert Bart Cammaerts; Students in uproar after SOAS immigration raid - news item; Adventures in Council Housing - feature on the rise and falls of council housing; Art Monthly - A monthly contemporary art discussion show.

Environment

Copenhagen Daily
Wasting time in Copenhagen
Recycling in the space age
Waste heat
Reee-made
The End of AIrcon?
The paper cycle
Waste not want not
Profile: The Centre for Alternative Technology
The BREEAM lowdown

A day in the life

Was a monthly column in OnOffice focusing working lives.
Some day in the life ... subjects
Emanuela Palombi, wind engineer; Kathryn Sargent, Savile Row cutter; Chris Wise, structural engineer; Guy Atherton, solar panelling engineer; Matthew Edis, associate sustainability advisor for Building Design Partnership; Chris Shirley-Smith, green water supplier; Albert Botchey, has spent 25 years working as a night cleaner in the West End for Millards cleaning services; Wood's Bagot's interior designer, Colin Devereaux; Chris Pierce, architecture professor, AA school

Architecture

King of All He Surveys: Profile of Rem Koolhaas
The Hills are Alive ... a visit to the Centre for Alternative Technology
The BREEAM lowdown

Contemporary art, the art market and related government policy

Shopping in Dubai
China: The new goldrush
The first Moscow Biennale
It's the (Creative) Economy, Stupid
Letter from Taipei
Simon Le Ruez catalogue essay