Emily Booth

If the construction industry listened more to residents, buildings could be repurposed holistically so that they better suited local communities, says Emily Booth

Awards can both reflect and set the agenda for architecture, says Emily Booth

Now is the time for innovative, challenging thinking to rethink what green architecture can be, says Emily Booth

With construction gobbling up resources at a phenomenal rate, retrofitting existing buildings needs to become the default option, writes Emily Booth

Material passports will help to support and grow demand by showing and demonstrating a building’s material worth, writes Emily Booth

Far from being ‘snowflakes’, this talented and committed future generation of architects faces a blizzard of challenges, writes Emily Booth

Architects’ creative and strategic approach can make them ideally suited to help solve society’s problems, says Emily Booth

We need to encourage and nurture talent wherever it is found; and sometimes we have to actively seek it out, says Emily Booth

Two-thirds of the practices in this year’s AJ100 have signed up to Architects Declare. Now they must follow through with far-reaching changes in approach, says Emily Booth

‘They added an extraordinary amount of value without diminishing the design at all – with a good heart and sensitivity.’  This was the judges’ enthusiastic verdict on the winner of this year’s Executive Architect of the Year category: Design Delivery Unit, part of Scott Brownrigg