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Think big and embrace the small
The Small Projects issue is one of the most joyous in our editorial calendar – gems of design, all proving that within the smallest budgets creativity flourishes
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THISS Studio retrofits former warehouse as office and recording studio
THISS Studio has reworked a former warehouse in London’s Shoreditch for music management group Common Knowledge
The Coach: What questions should I ask during my job interview?
Asking the right questions at a job interview can set you apart as a candidate; asking the wrong ones can backfire. Matthew Turner gives an insight into which are which
Sketchbook: James Longfield
The AJ’s Sketchbook series is a showcase of sketches and concept drawings by architects and designers. Today’s sketches are by James Longfield, a director at Northern Bureau for Architecture
AWW retrofits east London office for adult education charity
AWW has adapted an east London office to create a new adult learning and community care hub for the Mary Ward Centre charity
AHMM’s Paul Bussey: ‘We’ll be seeking greater transparency from manufacturers about products’
An architect and a manufacturer – Paul Bussey of AHMM and Stuart Pierpoint of MSA Safety – compare the impact of the Building Safety Act
Mooradian Studio designs store lined with recycled paper acoustic insulation
The client for the project is the online menswear brand Natalino, which specialises in high-quality garments
AI will never replace the human creative spark
While artificial intelligence can help us to be more efficient, the creative and collaborative nature of architecture and design can never be replaced by a computer program, argues John Porter
As ARB plans educational shake-up, it needs to hear about your work placements
Felicity Atekpe, a member of the ARB's independent commission on Professional Practical Experience, calls for feedback on work placements as the board plans its architectural education shake-up
Erbar Mattes completes timber framed home in Wimbledon
The low-energy, timber framed family home in south-west London is formed of three sculptural interconnected volumes