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What are the moral duties of the architect in today’s chaotic, globalised marketplace? asks Rory Olcayto
Help us fill the ethics void
Assemble’s 2015 Turner Prize show
Rory Olcayto reviews Assemble’s work on show at Glasgow’s Tramway for the Turner Prize 2015
Deadline extended: Win a trip to Istanbul to study the work of Mimar Sinan
Just one week left to enter the AJ and Turkishceramics competition to win a trip to Istanbul to study the work of Mimar Sinan
Many in the profession still consider Hadid an exotic anomaly
Why is it that Zaha Hadid, recipient of this year’s Gold Medal, is still thought of as an outsider? asks Rory Olcayto
Open House London is more than just another open day
It’s the greatest boost for the profession in a generation, says Rory Olcayto
War over the destruction of ancient ruins is madness
However much we revile the events at Palmyra, it is not worth going to war over ancient ruins, says Rory Olcayto
The Grand Tour
Rory Olcayto reviews an exhibition of the treasures of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire through the eyes of today’s artists
RIBA should buy the FAT archive
There must be a cupboard somewhere full of FAT’s drawings, models, and photographs and the RIBA should get its hands on it, says Rory Olcayto
Architects must engage public on emotional level to win planning
Sincere engagement with the public on an emotional level is vital, says Rory Olcayto
FAT: Back from the dead to edit The Architects’ Journal
Legendary architecture studio FAT is back for one final project: a summer special edition of The Architects’ Journal complete with a free gift