News about and degree show reviews of the UK’s schools of architecture, including the Bartlett and the Architectural Association. We also celebrate students’ work with the AJ Student Prize
Architect and author Professor Sofie Pelsmakers sets out why she thinks architecture is a political act and introduces her new book, Designing for the Climate Emergency. AJ readers have a chance to win one of three copies in our draw
Female architecture students are significantly more likely to drop out before qualifying than their male counterparts, according to new data
The fifth of six films looking at the 2022 contenders for the RIBA Stirling Prize ahead of the announcement of the winner on 13 October
More than half of all female architecture students have reported suffering from mental health or stress-related issues, according to this year’s AJ student survey – the highest proportion ever
Shasore, head of the mould-breaking London School of Architecture, tells Will Ing about the seven-year-old school’s plans for expansion – and how architectural education could better serve students and the planet
London practice Twelve Architects and Australia’s BVN Architecture have won the University of Sheffield’s competition to design a £37 million Central Teaching Laboratory (CTL)
The pandemic improved provision of teaching for many disabled architecture students, but the longer-term picture remains disappointingly exclusionary, writes Jordan Whitewood-Neal
The AJ’s latest student survey provides a ‘grim confirmation’ of the financial hardships burdening those battling through architectural education today
Part 2 student Aisha Akinola reflects on her experiences studying architecture
The AJ Student Prize is testament to the talent and grit of the next generation of practitioners, says Emily Booth
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