Mae founding director Alex Ely puts forward a bold and progressive vision for the future of urban development in the UK – a new type of place based on connection to nature and sustainable growth
In the last of our series of articles in support of the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, Alex Ely of Mae and Luke Tozer of Pitman Tozer suggest ways the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
As part of our support for the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, the AJ is running a series of weekly articles suggesting how the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
The AJ caught up with Mae Architects founder Alex Ely just moments after his practice's John Morden day care centre for the elderly won the 2023 Stirling Prize
Kate Youde looks at a new network of London architects which is using an employee loan system to help practices through the highs and lows of business
Richard Waite unearths a new wave of aggressive fee undercutting and finds that clients are happy to exploit an unsustainable race to the bottom
One of the Hackitt Review’s key recommendations was debated by industry experts in the latest AJ roundtable panel discussion. Sponsored by Kingspan
The RIBA and leading architects have slammed the prime minister’s pledge for an extra £2 billion for affordable housing over the next five years as simply not enough
While the manifestos all commit to mass house-building, there is frustratingly little detail on how this will be achieved – or crucially what kind of housing will result, says Alex Ely
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