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The Coach: Now I’m a team leader, how can I avoid conflict?
Self-awareness is the key to reacting better to situations or people that might set you off, says Matthew Turner
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The Coach: The world of work doesn’t scratch my creative itch
The world of architecture isn’t satisfying a reader’s creative urges. Matthew Turner suggests that embracing one’s genuine curiosities can provide the motivation to persevere through inevitable challenges
Glasgow’s new practices, six years on: Ann Nisbet Studio
The AJ catches up with Glasgow’s smaller architecture practices, six years after we first spoke to them in 2017, to see how they have fared
New practice Singh Fudge: ‘Reuse and retrofit need to become the norm’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
Glasgow’s new practices, six years on: Dress for the Weather
The AJ catches up with Glasgow’s smaller architecture practices, six years after we first spoke to them in 2017, to see how they have fared
Glasgow’s new practices, six years on: BARD
The AJ catches up with Glasgow’s smaller architecture practices, six years after we first spoke to them in 2017, to see how they have fared
Glasgow’s new practices, six years on: INCH Architecture
The AJ catches up with Glasgow’s small architecture practices, six years after we first spoke to them in 2017, to see how they have fared
Want a productive practice? Allow your architects distractions
By providing avenues for positive distractions, a practice can limit negative ones, writes Toko Andrews
New practice A IS FOR_: ‘We see ourselves as the world’s smallest big practice’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
ARB strikes off architect for dishonesty over project inspections
The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has struck off a Northern Ireland-based architect who misled a client over inspections of their home