The Secret Architect: The soul-destroying experiences of a Part 3 candidate
Things have come to a pretty pass when redundancy seems to be the best option for a new architect, writes the Secret Architect
Comment from leading voices in British architecture on news, practice and discourse
By The Secret Architect 16 November 2023 5,989 Views
Things have come to a pretty pass when redundancy seems to be the best option for a new architect, writes the Secret Architect
By Russell Curtis 13 November 2023 4,461 Views
Data from an AI learning model that mapped the London Borough of Lewisham suggests the capital’s targets for ‘small site’ development could be radically increased, says Russell Curtis
By Tania Jennings 10 November 2023 1,523 Views
Poor housing does not just reduce life expectancy, it kills people suddenly – as the Covid pandemic grimly demonstrated. The solution involves a whole-house retrofit approach to existing homes, says Tania Jennings
By Marsha Ramroop 7 November 2023 1,017 Views
I still get people asking for help because they’re being treated badly in practice, writes Marsha Ramroop, who has published a free resource providing insight, guidance and support around inclusive behaviours
By Charlie Edmonds and Immy Kaur 6 November 2023 1,549 Views
In the context of environmental and social crisis, it is essential that architects view the built environment as pivotal to achieving political and economic change, argue Charlie Edmonds and Immy Kaur
By Keir Regan-Alexander 30 October 2023 4,403 Views
Architect and AI expert Keir Regan-Alexander explains how practices including Stirling Prize winner Mae Architects are beginning to transform their design processes through powerful new computing methods
By Kunle Barker 23 October 2023 1,607 Views
We can’t stop technological advances, so it is best to embrace them and use them to improve the output of architectural pursuits, says Kunle Barker
By Colin Hockley 20 October 2023 509 Views
The built environment has been slow to see the connection between healthcare and retail but, with both typologies under scrutiny and ripe for reinvention, this is about to change, argues Sheppard Robson’s Colin Hockley
By Emily Booth 19 October 2023 397 Views
We were thrilled when POoR Collective accepted our invitation to guest-edit October’s special issue of the AJ, says Emily Booth
By Astragal 18 October 2023 834 Views
To the Design Museum, where David Chipperfield delivered a lively Conran Lecture on architect marginalisation and other subjects