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AJ/AR survey: what’s it been like working in architecture in the past year?
The AR and AJ are inviting people working in the built environment to take a survey on their experiences working under Covid-19 as part of the W Programme
Women in architecture
Run in association with The Architectural Review, the W Awards and the W Programme recognise women’s contribution to the architectural profession
Hear Sarah Wigglesworth speak at W Awards keynote webinar
Join us on 8 February 2022, at 1pm for our next virtual session in the W Programme, featuring a keynote speech from Sarah Wigglesworth, director of Sarah Wigglesworth Architects
Lesley Lokko to curate 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale
Author and academic Lesley Lokko has been chosen to curate the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2023
W Awards 2022: MJ Long Prize entries closing soon
The W Awards celebrate design by women and non-binary people from around the world – enter today for free
UCAS data: More women than men start architecture courses in 2021
More women than men have started architecture undergraduate courses in the UK this autumn, as record numbers of students head to university
Second listing bid fails for south London’s Central Hill estate
Historic England has turned down a second bid to list an at-risk 1960s low-rise estate designed by Rosemary Stjernstedt for Ted Hollamby’s Lambeth Council architects’ department
Bartlett facing investigation following allegations of sexism and racism
University College London (UCL) is launching a review of ‘culture and behaviours’ at the Bartlett, following allegations of sexism and racism at the prestigious architecture school
Building Bridges: join Roma Agrawal’s talk on Tuesday 25 May
Trailblazing structural engineer, writer and broadcaster Roma Agrawal will be discussing building bridges, legacies and equality in this free-to-attend virtual W Programme event
Kate Macintosh joins last-ditch bid to save 60s estate from bulldozers
Architect Kate Macintosh has joined a residents’ bid to stop Lambeth Council from bulldozing a 1960s low-rise estate designed by Rosemary Stjernstedt and built into a hill in south London
Lockdown has set women architects back. Now we need to know by just how much
Progress towards gender equality in architecture has been painfully slow. We need to redouble our efforts post-Covid says Sumita Singha