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There are many different kinds of architecture practice and in our latest issue we look at initiatives that take risks and focus on breathing new life into communities → Read More
We love revisiting buildings. Who doesn’t? Those weathered boards, that clever extension, the reality of bikes and bins and breakout spaces – it’s the → Read More
Sheffield – creative, vibrant, energetic, sporting two thriving universities – is also emblematic of the challenges facing many other cities across the UK → Read More
Sheffield – creative, vibrant, energetic, sporting two thriving universities – is also emblematic of the challenges facing many other cities across the UK → Read More
In a time of myriad crises, the climate crisis seems all-encompassing. But what feels different now is broader social awareness of it, and the peril our → Read More
What a time of endings and beginnings. A time in which it’s difficult not to feel awed by the span of change to which one long life – 96 years, perhaps – → Read More
First the drought, then the deluge – is this the summer we finally ‘got it’? Collectively accepted that the climate crisis isn’t a speck on the horizon? → Read More
Welcome to our Irish Issue which highlights a cornucopia of stand-out practices and work across the island of Ireland → Read More
Judges were fulsome in their praise of the practice, the overwhelming winner of this year’s AJ100 Practice of the Year accolade. ‘It’s a forward-thinking, → Read More
Retrofit isn’t always straightforward. Or easy. (Just check out the Secret Architect’s column for a snapshot of messy human life vs the clean sweep of new → Read More
The memories shared in our tributes to Richard Rogers and Chris Wilkinson are a reminder of the innovation and humanity that these architects bought to their roles, writes Emily Booth → Read More
The Architects’ Journal has set itself a challenge to connect with and focus on the future of the profession. We’ve thrown our energy into fighting the → Read More
We’ve outlined a few short questions which give you the opportunity to share your thoughts on what you want to see from AJ conferences and events. We’re → Read More
Read the new issue (26.08) online today or order a print copy from our shop This month the AJ ran its first face-to-face event in 17 months – an AJ100 → Read More
‘Lost’. ‘Lonely’. ‘Like being in quicksand’. These are just some of the experiences of nearly 400 respondents to the AJ Student Survey. A massive 40 per → Read More
The first, our annual AJ100 survey, benchmarks the top UK practices by number of architects employed in the UK. It’s based on detailed survey practice → Read More
Marsha Ramroop’s powerful comment ‘I’ve got literal skin in this game’ should resonate throughout the architecture profession. The RIBA’s first-ever head → Read More
The picture of a child hurtling through the air, hair flying, on a zip wire at Finch Macintosh’s Weston Adventure Playground encapsulates the pure joy → Read More
It isn’t a surprise that architects’ pay levels have dipped in 2020 – what with the double whammy of the pandemic and recession on the back of a subdued → Read More
The AJ100 award celebrations are taking place in a year like no other. And the AJ100 practices need to adapt to these challenging times with resilience → Read More