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The ARB has fined a Brighton and Hove-based architect £2,500 for his ‘casual and ill-informed approach’ to contract formation, and for failures in advising a client on project costs
Following changes to skilled worker visas, a more flexible, collaborative approach to resourcing will help build a stable workforce, argues AECOM’s Trevor Leaker
Contractors have been erroneously denying site access to architects without CSCS cards (Certification Scheme for Construction Skills), the Construction Industry Council says
Gort Scott has become the latest UK architecture practice to be recognised as a B Corp for meeting the highest social, environmental, and business standards
An architect has been invited to be involved in pitching for projects. Matthew Turner offers some tips on how to excel at this process
Architect and AI expert Keir Regan-Alexander, founder of Arka Works, reports from the architectural frontlines on how practices are experimenting with emerging technologies
The AJ asked various built environment practitioners, ranging from architects to students, to provide examples of how they are using AI in practice
The ARB has struck a Lancashire man off the architects register after he was convicted of making and possessing indecent photographs of children
With almost two-thirds of architects using AI, the profession is at an ethical and practical crossroads. Here are the results of the AJ’s first comprehensive survey into the industry’s use of AI technologies
Artificial intelligence manifestly does not have all the answers to myriad real-world challenges. But we need to take it seriously, says Emily Booth, as the AJ introduces its next issue
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