Black people encounter obstacles in their professional lives of a kind unimagined by their white counterparts. Kunle Barker shares a personal testimony illustrating an insidious problem that blights the construction industry
Catherine Slessor talks to Lesley Lokko, recipient of the Ada Louise Huxtable Prize, whose global teaching career has radically changed the conversation around race, identity and architecture
Statues will be given new protections to stop them from being taken down, the government has announced
As 2020 nears its end, the 40 under 40 marks the vigour and determination we all need from a vibrant architecture profession at this time, says Emily Booth
London Metropolitan University has renamed its architecture school with immediate effect due to the role which Sir John Cass, a 17th century merchant and politician, had in promoting the slave trade
As the Black Lives Matter movement sweeps the globe, the systemic issues to be tackled require more than fleeting messages of support on social media says Sonia Waston OBE, CEO of the Stephen Lawrence Trust
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