It is more than a year since a damning report uncovered decades of bullying and ‘serious misconduct’ at the celebrated architecture school. Ella Jessel investigates what has changed since
Bristol councillors have rejected plans by Stride Treglown to demolish a 30-year- old building on the city’s harbourside and replace it with a new office block
London mayor Sadiq Khan is planning to set up a new dedicated design unit within the Greater London Authority to continue the body’s ‘long culture of design excellence’
A west London tower approved for demolition three years ago could now be refurbished instead under fresh design proposals put forward by Squire and Partners
Resolve Collective has announced it is pulling its exhibition from London’s Barbican Centre after a series of ‘hostile’ experiences with the institution’s staff and a row over Palestinian censorship
Housing secretary Michael Gove has backed proposals for Ofsted-style ratings to score developers’ placemaking efforts
This year’s MJ Long Prize winner, Fiona Monkman, is more familiar with picket lines than the podium. She talks to Ella Jessel about designing for ‘undevelopable’ sites and why architects should take collective action
An AJ/AR survey reveals how the pandemic has affected those working in architecture, and which job roles are more likely to have received a pay rise in the past 12 months
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