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re:store charrette: six ideas on how M&S's Oxford St store can be refurbished and adapted
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In May 2024 the AJ and SAVE Britain’s Heritage held a one-day charrette to conclude our M&S Oxford Street ideas competition, re:store. Six winning teams of architects worked up their designs to answer the question of how this threatened landmark could be refurbished and adapted. www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/ms-oxford-st-charrette-shows-architects-appetite-for-adaptive-reuse Film by Ernest S...
Kate Macintosh receives AJ100 Contribution to the Profession prize 2024
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‘Kate Macintosh shows how you could have a different kind of life in architecture: collaborative, generous and socially minded, while all the time chipping away at the received image of the architect as a lone male genius.’ The renowned architect and tireless advocate of decent and dignified architecture for all is the recipient of the 2024 AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award. Read more ...
Why earth is the ultimate circular material
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Episode 52. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Joe Jack Williams. To achieve replication at scale, Nicolas Coeckelberghs of Brussels-based BC Materials favours compressed earth blocks over rammed earth. ‘Our goal is to bring earthen construction from a niche to a growing market,’ says Coeckelberghs. He likens this challenge to playing chess on multiple fronts, creating demand while si...
Technology in Practice: How can AI help you run your business better?
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AI is at the forefront of lots of practice discussions right now and, understandably, its potential role in architectural design tends to attract the limelight. But AI can also be very useful with the operational side of your business - from enhancing decision-making, to supporting architects in predicting project costs and profit. Speakers: - Ling Tan and Usman Haque, co-founders of design stu...
Vinu Daniel on transforming mud and waste into architecture
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Episode 51. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Joe Jack Williams. Daniel views mud and waste as opportunities, not obstacles. He advocates an approach of ‘maximum optimism’, explaining that mud and waste enhance his designs. ‘I follow the materials; they do not follow me,’ he says. Sourcing materials primarily from within five miles of a site, Daniel describes how mud and waste can be...
Carmody Groarke’s Sian Ricketts on making bricks from waste
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Episode 50. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Joe Jack Williams. Carmody Groarke sustainability lead Sian Ricketts explains how architecture can adapt to the reality of finite resources and an abundance of waste. Ricketts says that architects should develop their intuition and new rules of thumb to design for a changing climate. Architecture needs to adapt to incorporate materials fr...
AKTII’s David Watson on how to reduce the environmental impacts of brick
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Ep 49. Structural engineer David Watson describes the enduring appeal of brick and its underexploited superpower: reuse Brick has many advantages: durability, aesthetics, use as both envelope and structure, and the possibility of local (even artisanal) production. This last point differentiates it from steel and concrete, due to the Ordinary Portland Cement needed for concrete production. ‘We n...
‘Over-specification of concrete is an industry addiction’
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Episode 48. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and Joe Jack Williams. Structural engineer Eva MacNamara of Expedition Engineering explains how we can radically reduce our use of concrete and how to better understand the biodiversity impacts of material choices. In this episode, we dive into the tricky topic of concrete and unpick the widespread mantra that ‘concrete is bad’. Concrete is ‘...
Henning Larsen’s Martha Lewis on how to screen materials for both chemicals and carbon
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For the first in a new six-part series on materials, Hattie is joined by co-host Joe Jack Williams to interview Martha Lewis, head of materials at Danish practice Henning Larsen. Lewis argues that a baseline of health and environmental impacts should inform material specification, and explains why a holistic approach is essential to navigate the nuances of material selection. She describes how ...
AJ Architecture Awards 2023
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For more information about the AJ Architecture Awards, visits awards.architectsjournal.co.uk Film by Cinematic Pictures
‘I’m no longer the wood weirdo,’ says Andrew Waugh
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Episode 46. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and George Morgan. Andrew Waugh explains how building with timber can address industry transformation at scale. ‘I want to transform the whole industry,’ says Waugh, founding director of Waugh Thistleton which was recently named Practice of the Year at the AJ Architecture Awards. In this episode Waugh explains why tall buildings have no place...
The Public Practice associates driving retrofit and net zero in the public sector
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Episode 45. AJ Climate Champions with Hattie Hartman and George Morgan. Two Public Practice associates explain how working in the public sector has increased their agency as designers. Public Practice is a social enterprise that places built environment professions in the public sector, primarily in place-making roles and increasingly in key roles that drive retrofit and net zero. ACAN co-found...
Je Ahn on setting up Studio Weave and working with found materials
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Je Ahn on setting up Studio Weave and working with found materials
Material passports and Architects Declare four years on
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Material passports and Architects Declare four years on
Architects must re-educate themselves on timber sourcing
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Architects must re-educate themselves on timber sourcing
Architype’s Ann-Marie Fallon: ‘Net Zero has almost lost its meaning’
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Architype’s Ann-Marie Fallon: ‘Net Zero has almost lost its meaning’
‘We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet’
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‘We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet’
Chinese architect Xu Tiantian on revitalising rural villages
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Chinese architect Xu Tiantian on revitalising rural villages
Historic England’s Morwenna Slade on why a ‘fabric first’ approach must be used with caution in h...
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Historic England’s Morwenna Slade on why a ‘fabric first’ approach must be used with caution in h...
First job fire station
Came for the architecture, stayed for the science.
Wow that very good Im sure people feel safe around that stand
very nice atmosphere, congratulations to the architect, and the film maker to retranscribe it so nicely !
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Very big Bravo outstanding 👏
truly. she deserved better. please give her that at least. it's not too late for Pritzker to do that.
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How very very SAD! You can really HEAR the terrible, awful damage she's done to her lungs by years of extremely heavy smoking. (In the unlikely event there was another, secret, cause of her respiratory problems -- I apologise!) As a physician I was worried about her health from when she first became well known. I was sure her life would be cut short WAY too soon, but really really hoped I was wrong. What a tragedy she died so young, but what a truly wonderful, spectacular, inspirational legacy she has left!
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Smart person and visionary but her designs are quite ugly in the usual contemporary way. Still, the boundaries of architecture she did push.
No you see her fame was natural - she was like the footballer Pele who was a success from beginning to end
Rick Burdett look like an Indian
That bearded block reminds of goat I saw at an English Farm he could fly with those whiskers and call the flying whisker buidling
whats impressive about being an Iraqi ?? Also there are many women successful architects Eva is one of them that guy needs to stop making these remarks he sounds mad
She is unreplaceable - it was only a drawing I cant understand why these morons keep glamourizing her work. Frank Ghery was a equally brilliant Jewish Architect and he never received this much attention.
Nice
Actually the design is very weak. RIBA again not understanding decent architecture. Look at the surrounding buildings, this has zero relation in scale, rhythm, material or anything. Facade is more appropriate in China or America
Brilliant rhythm
Super Informatives Video, vielen Dank! ☺️
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Nice to see people
Great building. I would love to study there.
luckly he was students in england and in usa if she was students in Netherlands the crazy teachers would have cornerd her in the begining .
Tienen a Felipe Angeles.
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Great
Thank you Architects' Jornal documentary Zaha very interesting compliment.
Absolutly gorgeous ! ( the project, the ideas beneath and the video )
Sounds like now is a good time to require ALL building designers to be registered and/or chartered professionals.
the problems some of worship fire, then they to against fire not against God yet....that why whole thing get burn down to the ground...
super cereal
Exceptional
absolutely stunning work !
Too conservative.
fabulous building
She is avangarda
Gorgeous
Fantastic. This really fits the urban context and makes a positive contribution socially.
I visited here in 2018 and it’s a very interesting and accessible boat museum in large, practical sheds. The commentary here is the reason I always classed architects as, ‘All bow tie, felt pens and head in the clouds.’ When I was an architectural technician, most of the architects talked in this way. The best architects that I worked with were ones who had initially been technicians then gone to university to become architects who knew how to design and build.
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Bramaravati, Nice graphics. Its like Asgard.
No entertainment stadium? Think about the people, it looks nice but don’t make it boring
Beautiful idea
I wish this can become reality. I live in Ashford!
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it would be very interesting to see how FCB and the College view the school now, given all the changes that have been put in place, the take over from Reach South Trust and generally the complete loss of the ethos that they originally imagined for the education of the children from reception through to 6th form.
The London aquatic center : WOW, !!!!
Las oportunidades a veces se presentan una sola vez. El populismo no es buena consejera. El Señor López Obrador se equivocó. Un orgullo hubiera Sido para México tener una obra diseñada por el Estudio de Arquitectura de Norman Foster. Diseño, Decoración , Materiales etc. Volar en la era espacial, eso era este Proyecto . Si bien Texcoco es una zona natural de vida silvestre , este Aeropuerto diseñado por Norman Foster pudo construirse en la Base Aérea dónde se hizo el AIFA a días de inagurarse . Hay un abismo de diferencia con esta terminal. Los errores se pagan. Para los ciudadanos Mexicanos hubiera Sido un orgullo tener una Terminal Nueva diseñada por Norman Foster . Cómo lo hicieron el Gobierno Chino, con su Nueva Terminal del Aeropuerto de Daxing en Beijin realizada por los Estudios de Arquitectura de La famosa Haza Hadid .Termino diciendo " las cosas siempre hay que hacerlas bien "