Last month, built-environment professionals from across the country took to the streets, demanding urgent government action on carbon emissions. They were met with near-silence. So were the protests pointless?
The appointment of climate sceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg as business and energy secretary is ‘dangerous, radical madness’, Architects Declare has warned
Architect and academic Duncan Baker-Brown describes the evolution of his early interest in regenerative bio-materials into an obsession with waste
All 22 sessions held during this week’s AJ Summit can now be viewed again for free
Leading figures from British Land, the LSE and the Committee on Climate Change will join the likes of Haworth Tompkins and US-based MASS Design Group in speaking at this Thursday’s AJ Summit
Architect BakerBrown Studio has designed a low-carbon pavilion at the world-famous Glyndebourne Opera made of the site’s discarded lobster and oyster shells and champagne corks
The programme has been revealed for a free AJ event focusing on how architects and others can ‘build back better’ in the wake of Covid 19
Former RIBA president Jack Pringle is among a slate of architects who have been elected to the RIBA Council
Three online architecture events have been disrupted in recent days with vandalism, racist abuse and child pornography
Duncan Baker-Brown, the architect and circular economy expert, explains how architects can develop a crucial new role in tackling the climate emergency through reuse of natural resources
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