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New practice Smith Maloney Hillier Architects: ‘Fees must rise to avoid decline in standards’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to change direction or start afresh
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More retrofits than new-builds among 2024 RIAS award winners
More retrofits and restorations of existing buildings have been handed Scottish national architecture awards in 2024 than new-build projects
‘No longer viable’ TDO shuts its doors as founders start afresh
AJ 40 under 40 practice TDO has gone into liquidation - its two co-founders are starting afresh with a new studio offering a ‘different model of practice’
New Practice submits plans for national Transgender Monument
New Practice has unveiled its design for a national Transgender Monument to be built in the heart of Manchester’s Gay Village
The Coach: What’s a good business strategy for someone starting out?
Matthew Turner outlines how a new practice should plan to attract clients, stay relevant and find new opportunities in which to flourish
New practice Grafted: ‘We offer something different to a studio led by architects alone’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
Why is LGBTQIA+ History Month so important for our industry?
Marc Cairns of New Practice explains why LGBTQIA+ History Month is still needed in architecture and what we can all learn from a less understanding, not-too-distant past
New practice Ritchie Wrigley Architects: ‘Our instinct is always to reuse’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
New practice Progress in Practice: ‘Many builders still can’t deliver our low-energy projects’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
New practice AOMD: ‘We use AI to test our designs not to generate them’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone