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New practice Progress in Practice: ‘Many builders still can’t deliver our low-energy projects’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
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UK architecture practices news and buildings, including Foster + Partners and Zaha Hadid Architects
New practice AOMD: ‘We use AI to test our designs not to generate them’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
New practice Northern Bureau for Architecture: ‘We pick the brains of other small practices’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
Architectural antagonists: Edit
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today Edit
Architectural antagonists: Missing in Architecture
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today Missing in Architecture
Architectural antagonists: School SOS
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today School SOS
Architectural antagonists: Decolonise Architecture
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today Decolonise Architecture
Architectural antagonists: Deaf Architecture Front
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today Deaf Architecture Front
Architectural antagonists: Xcessive Aesthetics
A new wave of agitators is shaking up the way the profession interacts with society and trying to make architecture a fairer and more inclusive place for its workers. Anna Highfield spoke to six ‘disruptors’ – today Xcessive Aesthetics
Spotlight on MSOMA Architects: ‘Inequality is real – but your experience is valid’
The AJ talks to emerging, pioneering, and diverse practices about their architectural journeys and the realities of setting up on their own. Today we hear from Bushra Mohamed of London-based MSOMA Architects