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The act of running, as a test of endurance, patience and training, has a string of parallels to the practice of architecture, as well as providing a necessary outlet from the increasing challenges in the profession.
Conran & Partners management buy-out in the autumn of 2022 changed the future of the practice - confidently moving themselves forwards, despite the political and economic context.
How is the list used as an architectural tool?
The director of Orms Designers and Architects looks at the challenges and successes they faced as they transitioned to an employee ownership trust in 2018.
In the context of the climate breakdown, a holistic approach to structural engineering is necessary for the creation of more sustainable and equitable places.
A reflection on how creativity in urban design can be used to address the climate emergency, technological advances and social change.
Sir Ernest Shackleton’s trans-Antarctic expedition and his creation of camaraderie amongst the crew, acts as a point of inspiration for the culture and community fostered at Wright & Wright Architects.
A reflection about how the funding stream, Salix Finance, might benefit public sector projects.
Jason Sayer's 'Paradise Lost' was the winning submission in the Design and the Climate and Biodiversity Emergencies category of the Architetcure Foundation's 2022 Writing Prize.
Edward Jones considers Dixon Jones's efforts to redesign the entrances to two major London public buildings.
Russell Curtis argues that binning Part 3 could enable the development of a more inclusive profession.
Heinz Richardson of Jestico+Whiles agues for the benefits of employee ownership
