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Upcycling can transform architecture, AJ100 lunch told
Alternative materials including waste products are key to creating circular practices in architecture, Duncan Baker-Brown and Studio Bark architect Misbah Mahmood Asim have told an AJ100 lunch
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BDP posts highest ever turnover as staff numbers hit record levels
AJ100 big-hitter BDP posted a record global turnover of £148.6 million in 2024 – an increase of 9.6 per cent on its previous annual income
Corstorphine & Wright snaps up another practice
Corstorphine & Wright has acquired Hampshire-based BrightSPACE Architects – the latest firm to join the burgeoning AJ100 big-hitter’s portfolio of practices
AJ100 survey shows income rising but confidence sliding
We crunch the numbers from this year’s survey of AJ100 practices to give a snapshot of an evolving profession
Put children at the centre of new housing design, AJ100 practices told
A renewed housing vision should put children and caregivers at the centre, ZCD Architects director Dinah Bornat told an AJ100 lunch club audience
Ryder reports slump in profits – but snaps up Bristol practice
Ryder Architecture’s pre-tax profits fell by over two-thirds in its latest yearly accounts, on turnover down by 2 per cent
tp bennett wins approval for reclaimed brick and stone rural home
AJ100 practice tp bennett has won planning permission for a one-off 522m² house in rural Essex, built with quarried stone, timber and reclaimed bricks
Neil Pinder wins AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award
Long-standing educator and activist Neil Pinder is the recipient of the 2022 AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award
Clare Wright: ‘We want to create buildings our descendants will thank us for’
Wright & Wright aims to create buildings ‘that our descendants will thank us for’ said co-founder Clare Wright as she set out her practice’s philosophy at an AJ100 Club event in London this week
AJ100 Employer of the Year 2021 announced
HLM Architects has won AJ100 Employer of the Year for the second consecutive year in the face of exceptionally strong competition – from JTP Architects in particular