Emily Booth

Good planning is a public benefit – an effective planning system will support, encourage and enable quality architecture and development, says Emily Booth

The spaces between our buildings should be as important as the buildings themselves, says AJ editor Emily Booth

Architectural education has shortcomings, and it feeds into a construction and procurement system which seems set up to fail, writes Emily Booth

The coastal edges of the country are some of the most deprived. Yet the seaside nourishes the soul – and there’s productive power there, too, says Emily Booth

If you’re looking for fresh business opportunities, consider booking yourself a Eurostar ticket and taking a trip to Belgium

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

Artificial intelligence manifestly does not have all the answers to myriad real-world challenges. But we need to take it seriously, says Emily Booth, as the AJ introduces its next issue

The AJ’s February issue – which is published today – showcases architects’ ability to instigate positive social and environmental change

And there’s a lot of ambition in evidence of architects addressing key challenges in the January issue of the AJ, writes Emily Booth

The timber-lined Lea Bridge Library Pavilion in east London adds a café and flexible community space, leading to a fourfold increase in the library’s use