Findings from the AJ’s race diversity survey show the profession has a serious and seemingly worsening problem with racism, creating obstacles at every level for those from a non-white background. Why is this happening and, more importantly, what are the possible solutions?
A new survey of AJ readers suggests most of the 900-plus practices which have signed up believe it has changed their business. But is this really the ‘paradigm shift’ the movement calls for?
The AJ’s second coronavirus survey shows the abrupt fall-off in work is biting hard. One in 10 of the anonymous respondents thinks their practice might not survive. Richard Waite reports
London faces a slowdown in construction of new skyscrapers, after a record 60 were completed across the capital in 2019
As the AJ continues to investigate the coronavirus crisis’s effect on the profession, we have launched a second Covid-19 survey – this time looking at pay, hours and job security
While the results of the AJ’s questionnaire show a widespread shift to home-working, there are longer-term worries about a significant business slowdown. Richard Waite reports
The AJ is investigating what impact the coronavirus crisis is having on the profession. Take the survey and help us reveal the true extent of the disruption
A national audit of new-built housing is launching this summer to examine how design quality has changed in the past decade
The gender pay gap is in the national spotlight, now we need positive action to improve the figures, writes Emily Booth
The AJ reveals the results of its latest Working in Architecture Survey and asks: how can the profession close its persistent gender pay gap?
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