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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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BakerBrown to create farm classroom using local materials
East Sussex practice BakerBrown is to transform a local barn into a classroom to be used by farm visitors including children with complex neurodisabilities
RIBA presidential candidate Duncan Baker-Brown: ‘I’ll base myself in different regions’
Ahead of this month’s RIBA presidential election, the AJ put eight key questions to each of the candidates. Today we hear from environmental campaigner and academic Duncan Baker-Brown
Duncan Baker-Brown joins race to become next RIBA president
Circular economy expert and environmental activist Duncan Baker-Brown has announced he is running to become the next RIBA president
Architects are protesting, but is anyone listening?
Last month, built-environment professionals from across the country took to the streets, demanding urgent government action on carbon emissions. They were met with near-silence. So were the protests pointless?
Rees-Mogg appointment is ‘dangerous, radical madness’, warns Architects Declare
The appointment of climate sceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg as business and energy secretary is ‘dangerous, radical madness’, Architects Declare has warned
AJ Climate Champions podcast: Duncan Baker-Brown on mining the Anthropocene
Architect and academic Duncan Baker-Brown describes the evolution of his early interest in regenerative bio-materials into an obsession with waste
Watch again: Over 20 sessions from the AJ Summit free to view
All 22 sessions held during this week’s AJ Summit can now be viewed again for free
More top speakers to address this week’s AJ Summit
Leading figures from British Land, the LSE and the Committee on Climate Change will join the likes of Haworth Tompkins and US-based MASS Design Group in speaking at this Thursday’s AJ Summit
Exclusive: Glyndebourne circular-economy pavilion to be built from champagne corks and oyster shells
Architect BakerBrown Studio has designed a low-carbon pavilion at the world-famous Glyndebourne Opera made of the site’s discarded lobster and oyster shells and champagne corks