Terms such as ‘gender mainstreaming’, ‘gender-sensitive design’ and ‘feminist urbanism’ are creeping into use in architectural dialogue. But, jargon aside, how is policy actually starting to shift? And what does it mean for architects?
The organisers of the Pay 100 survey have called for fully transparent disclosure as they launched their architecture salary survey for its third year
Foster + Partners has submitted plans for a major overhaul of its own ‘outdated and outmoded’ 20-year-old building in London’s Spitalfields
A Scottish man has been struck off the Architects Register after he failed to cooperate with ARB investigations following a complaint against him, and failed to provide evidence of his professional indemnity insurance (PII)
StudioFolk Architects has been granted planning permission for a one-off house in Devon next to what is claimed to be Britain's oldest home
BDP has set out its plans for a 42-storey co-living tower in Salford, Greater Manchester, and the redevelopment of a series of neighbouring railway arches
Lewisham Council has approved an infill housing project by Dowen Farmer Architects in Catford, south-east London
A Zaha Hadid biography is in the pipeline, in collaboration with Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA)
Adam Khan Architects has unveiled proposals to restore Barbara Hepworth's second art studio, returning part of the building back to its former use as a dance hall
Archio has submitted plans for 16 'genuinely affordable' Community Land Trust (CLT) homes in south-east London
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