The Heads of Sustainability group (HoS), established in the same year that Architects Declare launched, now numbers over 100 participants and is promoting a culture of real collaboration, says Diana Dina
Anna Woodeson, Julia Barfield, and Zoe Watson of Architects Declare (AD) talk to Will Hurst about the lack of climate debate in the General Election campaign and AD’s increasingly political direction
Architects Declare has called on the candidates in this month’s RIBA presidential election to maximise the institute’s action on the climate emergency
The British Museum has launched its search for an architect to reimagine more than a third of its gallery spaces and rework behind-the-scenes areas [Deadline: 21 June 2024]
Architects have 196 times the power to slash carbon emissions through work on large projects than through changes to their own lifestyles, according to a member of Architype's climate action team
Julia Barfield of London Eye architect Marks Barfield describes how the climate emergency has changed her practice and outlines what’s ahead for Architects Declare
Architects Declare founder Michael Pawlyn has slammed ‘woefully inadequate’ plans to decarbonise construction after the government shot down a bill to regulate embodied carbon
Architects Declare co-founder Michael Pawlyn has said that ‘conventional sustainability came to an end’ when Foster + Partners’ Bloomberg European Headquarters won the RIBA Stirling Prize in 2018
The appointment of climate sceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg as business and energy secretary is ‘dangerous, radical madness’, Architects Declare has warned
Natural materials expert Dominique Gauzin-Müller describes France’s growing movement to build in straw, hemp and thatch with a contemporary aesthetic
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