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Rowan Moore is a British architect and writer known for his insightful architectural criticism and commentary. He has served as the architecture critic for The Observer and has written for various publications including The Guardian and The Evening Standard. Moore's writing is characterized by its thoughtfulness, depth, and ability to connect architecture to broader cultural and social issues. One of his most notable works is "Why We Build: Power and Desire in Architecture," which explores the motivations and consequences behind architectural projects. Moore's contributions to literature have helped to elevate the discourse surrounding architecture and design, making him a respected voice in the field.