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AJ100 survey shows income rising but confidence sliding
We crunch the numbers from this year’s survey of AJ100 practices to give a snapshot of an evolving profession
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Bennetts Associates named AJ100 Practice of the Year
Bennetts Associates has been crowned AJ100 Practice of the Year, commended by the judges for its ambitious and detailed sustainability approach and its industry-shifting willingness to share knowledge and demand positive change
HTA Design crowned AJ100 Employer of the Year for third year running
HTA Design has been named the winner of the AJ100 Employer of the Year award for an unprecedented third year running
How can the architecture profession survive if it can’t adapt?
Architecture’s aversion to change is perfectly illustrated in the new principal designer role, writes Toko Andrews
The Secret Architect: The practice banking on burnout
The Secret Architect is jobhunting – and finds a practice where staff burnout is baked into the business model
Inclusion and redundancies – why the profession risks shooting itself in the foot
Inclusion strategist Marsha Ramroop fears that the profession’s diversity is under threat as times get tough, and offers advice to those having to make the hardest decisions
The Coach: Made redundant? Make it a career turning point
AJ Coach Matthew Turner advises an architect who has recently been made redundant
AJ100 Employer of the Year 2024 nominees announced
Six contenders are in the running to be AJ100 Employer of the Year 2024
Architect struck off for failings which left client’s project ‘unusable’
A London-based man has been struck off the Architects Register after his failings led to a project being ‘unusable’
The Coach: How can I turn thoughts of developing my career into action?
An architect considering a career move seeks advice from Matthew Turner on how to tackle the inertia that is stifling progress