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Why we need the word ‘care’ in the new ARB Code of Conduct
Acting with care is intrinsic to the value that architects bring while carelessness is behind many of the industry's problems, argues Cristina Monteiro
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Architectural disruptor Danny Campbell: ‘I’ve learned lots from ARB reprimand’
Scottish celebrity architect Danny Campbell said he had ‘learned lots’ after being reprimanded by the ARB over a conflict of interest at his architecture company, Hoko Design
Is it possible to work on NEOM and still be an RIBA member?
Working on Saudi giga-projects such as NEOM conflicts not only with the obligations of being an ethical professional but with the very foundations of the RIBA, argues Duncan Baker-Brown
Architectural abuses exposed: ‘Underpaid, overworked and undervalued’
An official survey of workplace culture by ARB has unmasked widespread bullying, discrimination and sexual misconduct within practice
AHMM publishes built-project carbon data for first time
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has become one of the first major UK practices to release its emissions data in full – including from the buildings it has designed
UK architects in the spotlight amid reports of 21,000 Saudi worker deaths
Amnesty International and architect Duncan Baker-Brown have questioned architects’ involvement in Saudi Arabia amid reports that 21,000 people have died working on some of the country’s biggest projects
RIBA commissions probe into gender inequality in architecture
The RIBA has commissioned an investigation into why progress towards gender equity in architecture remains ‘far too slow’
Latest Pay 100 survey reveals ‘unusually high’ talent exodus from architecture
The latest Pay 100 survey shows an 'unusually high' number of people are leaving architecture for better opportunities, according to its organisers
The Secret Architect: Somewhere, over the rainbow
The Secret Architect is tasked to design something simple and varied, cool (but not too cool), vague yet context-specific. Enter the rainbow
In an age of dizzying speed, architects need to slow down
In the modern age of convenience, architecture’s value lies in slow, methodical work by expert humans, argues Toko Andrews