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If individuals and their practices don’t work together on career development, the stagnating career paths of mid-level female architects will continue to drive this talent away from the profession says Karen Fugle
One-time RIBA president Jack Pringle has left Perkins & Will to launch a new architecture practice
Matthew Turner advises a technical expert who finds their contribution is not as appreciated as it could be
Matthew Turner advises an architect who wishes to make radical lifestyle changes
The entry deadline for The Architects’ Journal’s popular 40 under 40 showcase has been extended
Dixon Jones – established in 1989 and best known for projects for major British institutions such as the Royal Opera House, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery and Oxford and Cambridge Universities – shut at the end of last month
The Architects’ Journal is bringing back its famous and ever-popular 40 under 40, celebrating the UK’s most exciting emerging architectural talent
Covid-19 has changed the way we do business forever, but it is for each practice to assess what works best, writes Kunle Barker
The ‘earn and learn’ programme was heralded as offering an architectural career to those unable to afford the traditional education route. But as practices struggle, will apprenticeships become another coronavirus victim? asks Will Ing
The bankrupt architect behind the notorious 'wonky' home cinema scheme faces yet another hearing over the fateful project after a week-long case brought by the Architects Registration Board ended without a verdict
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