Emily Booth is editor of the AJ – here are her editorials on current topics of debate within architecture
The memories shared in our tributes to Richard Rogers and Chris Wilkinson are a reminder of the innovation and humanity that these architects bought to their roles, writes Emily Booth
At the end of the year it’s always interesting to look back at the stories that have resonated most with you, our subscribers, writes Emily Booth. Here are a few of the most popular pieces from 2021
They’re back! It’s wonderful to be celebrating standout UK architecture with the return, after a year’s hiatus, of the AJ Architecture Awards
This year’s AJ100 is a snapshot of resilience in UK practice in the face of multiple challenges
The AJ’s first face-to-face event in 17 months was an energising and joyful experience, says Emily Booth
Students might not have been able to travel far in person in this pandemic year, but our Student Prize entries show they are looking at real-world issues and problems close-up and with verve, says Emily Booth
We’re publishing data from two surveys this month, which both give an important insight into the state of the profession, says AJ editor Emily Booth
Amplifying the voices of underrepresented groups is necessary to shift the structural disparities in the construction sector, says AJ editor Emily Booth
If workspaces of the future will need to have a greater emphasis on wellbeing and collaboration to attract and retain talent, why must that be achieved by building new towers? asks Emily Booth
Our in-depth investigation into the experience of many architectural assistants makes disturbing reading, writes Emily Booth
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