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Architecture needs to acknowledge it has an issue with race
The AJ’s diversity survey shows that while many BAME architects experience racism in their work, most white respondents are unaware of it, writes Emily Booth
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Fosters and Haworth Tompkins support race diversity survey
Foster + Partners and Stirling Prize-winners Haworth Tompkins are among a number of top practices ’wholeheartedly’ backing the campaign to tackle race diversity in architecture
Help make architecture a more diverse profession
Our race diversity survey, in partnership with the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, will gather crucial evidence to increase accessibility to the profession, writes Emily Booth
AJ survey reveals 1 in 7 women architects have experienced sexual harassment
This year’s Women in Architecture survey has prompted calls for urgent action to combat discrimination in the profession, reports Richard Waite. Analysis by Bruce Tether
A new survey reveals what really matters to architects
Research by the World Architecture Festival marks out an agenda for the future of the profession, says Paul Finch
What do the election manifestos say about architecture?
With the election just 10 days away, the AJ looks at what the main parties are proposing for the nation’s built environment
You might be surprised by the results of our election survey – I was
Our new poll shows architects’ views have hardened along party lines over the past two years, says Christine Murray
Stressed and overworked: AJ survey shows a profession under pressure
Our latest research into the state of the profession shines a light on the daily worries of jobbing architects and gives more evidence of the pay gap between men and women
Global survey reveals where architects get paid most
A new survey has revealed huge salary disparities between North America and western Europe for architects and construction professionals
Survey: Brexit is causing delays but architects are split on long-term impact
Two thirds of architects are experiencing delays on projects following the EU independence referendum, according to a new survey