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Framing foliage: Photography exhibition explores the thorny world of hedges
Hedge photography exhibition to launch in south east London gallery
Regenerative design and the problem with sustainability jargon
An alphabet soup of terminology can often obscure the real objectives around sustainability, writes Marc Seligmann
Post-call-out decontamination: What’s the burning issue?
Social Value Live - Reviving neighborhoods: Designing and delivering spaces that contribute to the community
CO2-derived concrete can build a net-negative future
Shining a light on Bromley Old Town Hall
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Similar, but not the same: How qualifying as an architect differs between the US and UK
When Chris Fogarty’s daughter expressed an interest in becoming an architect, it led him to a deeper understanding of how the US and UK education systems differ
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Building Safety Act: No one expects you to eliminate risks entirely
Whilst the parameters of responsibility have changed for principal architects, Paul Bussey and Stuart Pierpoint believe the new Building Safety Act presents an opportunity for a more ethical and collaborative approach to building design
Unknown Works unveils Science Museum gallery space
Design seeks to utilise circular economy principles and act as exemplar for sustainability in large-scale cultural production
Myo St Paul’s: Flexible co-working space by Basha-Franklin
Basha-Franklin has transformed a three-floor office in St Paul’s, London, the latest location for flexible workspace company Landsec’s brand, Myo.
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WA100 2024: Architects expect patchy international growth
WA100 2024: The big list
WA100 2024: Digital edition
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Alma-nac unveils redesign of Tooting community incubator for Business Launchpad
Grafted seeks to redefine design and build with Cast Corbel House
Fraser Brown Mackenna unveils Bow housing scheme
Mecanoo completes refurbishment of Perth museum
Unknown Works unveils Science Museum gallery space
HLM completes music facility for British Army Band at Sandhurst
BDP retrofits two Coventry University buildings to create new centre for arts
Ole Scheeren completes 280m Shanghai tower
In pictures: Costa’s Barbers by Brisco Loran and Arrant Industries
Tate Hindle completes new Salvation Army headquarters
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Upcoming webinars
Net Zero Live - Reaching net zero: How to maximise commercial retrofits
Social Value Live - Building impact: Measuring social value and crafting enduring legacies in construction projects
Social Value Live - How do we deliver social value through the housing sector?
Social Value Live - Reviving neighborhoods: Designing and delivering spaces that contribute to the community
Social Value Live - Material matters: Navigating the human impact of materials in construction
Digital Building Week: Digital innovation for enhanced building safety compliance
Digital Building Week: Leveraging data to maximise asset lifecycle management
Digital Building Week: Construction optioneering through the use of AI
Digital Building Week: Prefabrication and DfMA strategies for enhanced efficiency and sustainability in construction
Digital Building Week: Lessons learned from major projects in the use of technology for construction excellence
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Architect of the Year Awards 2023
What made this project… Haberdashers’ Boys’ School by NVB Architects
What made this project… Newson’s Yard by Stiff+Trevillion
What made this project… Salford PassivHaus by PRP Architects
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Reviews
Review | Brutal Wales
An Atlas of Es Devlin: ‘The impact of her work can last a lifetime’
Review | RIBA Ethical Practice Guide
The Ingenious Mr Flitcroft, Palladian Architect
The Architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens – Volume 2: Gardens, Delhi, Washington
100 Women: Architects in Practice
Property: The myth that built the world
Architect: The evolving story of a profession
Hidden Patrons: ‘We need more of these stories to be told’
How to Be an Architect Developer: ‘This book should probably be compulsory reading’
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Regenerative design and the problem with sustainability jargon
An alphabet soup of terminology can often obscure the real objectives around sustainability, writes Marc Seligmann
How the Duchy of Cornwall’s Faversham scheme is putting ‘building beautiful’ to the test
As the Duchy of Cornwall proposes a new 2,500-home Poundbury-style scheme in Kent, Paul Smith argues greater competition is the real key to improving housing design
Was Angela Rayner right to buy?
The shadow levelling-up secretary has taken flak for exercising her right to buy, but Labour has a long history of dalliance with the concept of selling council homes, writes Ben Flatman
Similar, but not the same: How qualifying as an architect differs between the US and UK
When Chris Fogarty’s daughter expressed an interest in becoming an architect, it led him to a deeper understanding of how the US and UK education systems differ
Why recruiters must constantly adapt to attract the best staff
Many potential candidates may not even be actively looking for a job, which means employers need to utilise a wide range of strategies, writes Jimmy Bent
Can bankrupt Birmingham afford its vision for a greener future?
Birmingham’s latest public realm improvement brings with it some expensive maintenance liabilities, writes Joe Holyoak
London mayoral elections 2024: Sadiq Khan’s record on the built environment
What might a third term for the capital’s most powerful politician look like? Daniel Gayne considers the mayor’s record so far
‘You’ve got to be prepared to see change. It’s natural’: HLM on its plan for the future
It’s all change at the practice as its leadership makes way for the next generation. Karen Mosley and Richard O’Neil talk about how to do an orderly succession, the crunch moment that led to it and the decision to walk away from two flawed MMC school projects
Women in Construction: Sarah Ball, principal, Woods Bagot
Jordan Marshall talks to the Woods Bagot principal leading the practice’s Adelaide and Aukland studios as part of a Women in Construction special produced by our sister title Building in conjunction with Gleeds
Plans for 150,000 homes but no water to supply them. Does Gove’s vision for Cambridge stand a chance?
The housing secretary wants to build nearly three times as many homes as the target set by Cambridge’s own planners. Is there something he knows that they don’t? Daniel Gayne reports
‘Recession is a change agent’: Why Gensler is launching itself into the UK housing market
In the second of our interviews with senior Gensler executives, global co-chief executive Julia Simet and co-managing principal for Europe Duncan Swinhoe talk to Tom Lowe about turning towards office-to-residential conversions, how the UK planning system needs to change and why the world’s biggest practice doesn’t have targets
Interview: Gensler’s Diane Hoskins on how to keep growing in a time of crises
The co-chair of the world’s largest architecture practice tells Tom Lowe about the firm’s journey over the past few turbulent years and why they decided to write a survival guide for architects
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River Wing by Witherford Watson Mann: 'This is the closest we've come to the structure being the architecture'
Jankes Barn by Lynch Architects: ‘We like to call it a barn non-conversion’
How Corstorphine & Wright are reimagining Bloomsbury's Victoria House as a life sciences hub
‘A nightclub on a massive scale’: touring Populous’ £365m Co-op Live arena
Building study: Levitt Bernstein’s Bristol Beacon
Make’s Eden project – setting a new standard for eco offices
Bringing dignity and joy to later living: Mae’s Daventry House project sets a whole new standard
Appleby Blue in Southwark: Witherford Watson Mann’s new model for later living
BDP's new state-of-the-art research centre for The Royal Marsden
How Footprint Architects created an education centre from reclaimed beach timber
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