Architects Journal

The AJ’s cartoonist’s take on Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville’s development tussles

AJ careers expert Matthew Turner advises a sole practitioner who thinks joining forces could help boost earnings

Sir John Tusa’s resignation is a wake-up call for the institute, says Paul Finch

The profession needs to ensure its business case is put to the fore in the crucial forthcoming trade negotiations

Section 106 agreements increase land values and so housing costs. Instead, land needs to be specifically designated for affordable housing, argues Matter Architecture’s Roland Karthaus

Section 106 agreements increase land values and hence housing costs. Instead, land needs to be specifically designated for affordable housing, argues Matter Architecture’s Roland Karthaus

Careers expert Matthew Turner advises an architect who worries that a junior is being lured into a world of office bitchiness

The Architects Registration Board is a sorry mess and needs to be put out of its misery, says Paul Finch

As Brexit negotiations begin, the Department for International Trade will be showing off UK export architecture – and architects will need the DIT to secure favourable free trade agreements

Hodge is right to call out the powerful people behind the Garden Bridge who have dismissed public and expert opinion alike

A double diamond works wonders

Local authorities like Enfield and Newham are providing the homes central government and the free market are incapable of supplying, says Paul Finch

Dow Jones Architects’ remodelling and extension exemplifies the merits of slow, incremental development, says Ellis Woodman

The focus of some critics on procedure has become the enemy of creativity in the Garden Bridge saga, says Paul Finch

Surveys and polls should come with a health warning, advises Paul Finch

A garden village prototype to promote Brexit harmony

Our new poll shows architects’ views have hardened along party lines over the past two years, says Christine Murray

Modest investment in London’s outer boroughs can genuinely green London at a fraction of the cost of the Garden Bridge, says Hattie Hartman

London’s mayor once called Boris Johnson’s cherished scheme a ‘white elephant’. Now he seems to have finally returned to this view

There is still ample opportunity for housing development in the suburbs, if only developers were prepared to take on difficult sites, writes Colm Lacey

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