Author Archives: Mary Douglas

Mary Douglas is fascinated by Radical Essex, a documentation of the county’s alternative history 

Watch Níall McLaughlin give a speech about his life-long learning and how research has continued to inform his practice’s output

Today (5 July) marks 120 years since the first woman was admitted to the RIBA. The AJ collates some of the best celebrations of women in architecture – join in on Twitter or Instagram using #EthelDay

Philip Allsopp, Alan Jones and Elsie Owusu have produced two-minute video manifestos to support their bids to become the next RIBA president

Female employees at Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA), the UK’s third-biggest architecture practice, earn 19.6 per cent less than men, according to its newly released gender pay gap figures

Global giant AECOM, which employs more than 100 ARB-registered architects, is one of the first companies to reveal its gender pay gap under new mandatory reporting rules

The AJ team looks back at a year of architectural news

This month’s AJ Architecture Awards raised more than £2,000 for national homelessness charity Crisis

Last night (11 Dec) the AJ’s Will Hurst won Infrastructure, Development and Construction Journalist of the Year at the hugely prestigious British Journalism Awards

Manuelle Gautrand delivered this year’s Women in Architecture Annual Lecture – here’s some highlights