Future Architects use personal experience and global affairs to tackle issues facing architecture23 March 2021CultureWinners announced in RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competitionWinners announced in RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competitionRegion: United KingdomMore: Climate emergencyDiversityInclusionArchitectural AssociationDisabilityHousingRetailBLMGrenfell TowerFuture architect writers
Future Architects: writers expand their horizons19 May 2022CultureFuture writers consider our world from an architectural perspectiveFuture writers consider our world from an architectural perspectiveRegion: United KingdomMore: Chris FogesNottingham Trent UniversityUniversity of EdinburghUniversity of CambridgeNewcastle UniversityCentral St Martins University of the ArtsSarah MaafiRIBAJ/ Future Architects writing competition
Archigram's 1962 Nottingham Shopping Viaduct proposal points the way forward29 April 2021IntelligenceRadical architecture group suggests a future for loathed Nottingham shopping centre, writes Harry TindaleRadical architecture group suggests a future for loathed Nottingham shopping centre, writes Harry TindaleRegion: East MidlandsMore: Future architect writersRIBAJ/Future Architects writing competitionArchigramNottinghamRetailShopping mallsPlaces planning & communityFuture architect writer
Can we change the way we practise to improve the world?6 April 2020CultureWajiha Afsar’s essay on how to put Wales’ Wellbeing Act into actionWajiha Afsar’s essay on how to put Wales’ Wellbeing Act into actionRegion: WalesMore: RIBAJ/Future writersWell Being of Future Generations ActPracticeWajiha AfsarGreta ThunbergFuture architect writers
RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competition 2020 – the results18 March 2020CultureEmerging architects are quite handy with words tooEmerging architects are quite handy with words tooRegion: United KingdomMore: Future ArchitectsYoung talentArchitectural trainingFuture architect writers
Holly Milton: Social media trends vs architecture26 May 2022CultureThe social media-fuelled desire to copy trends in our living environments is draining resourcesThe social media-fuelled desire to copy trends in our living environments is draining resourcesRegion: United KingdomMore: Holly MiltonNewcastle UniversitySustainable architectureSocial mediaTikTokConsumerismProduct trendsFuture ArchitectsRIBAJ/ Future Architects writing competition
Will Hayter: Overcoming turbulence26 May 2022CultureHow memes give us hope, humour and relief in a pressured careerHow memes give us hope, humour and relief in a pressured careerRegion: United KingdomMore: Future ArchitectsCentral St Martins University of the ArtsMemesCompetitionBusiness clients & servicesPracticeInternshipEducationRIBAJ/ Future Architects writing competition
2024 RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competition runner-up: from dusk till dawn, by Siobhan Coker15 May 2024CultureNavigating the intricate tango of tradition and modernity within the Nigerian contextNavigating the intricate tango of tradition and modernity within the Nigerian contextRegion: Rest of the worldMore: Siobhan CokerFuture ArchitectsNigeriaTosin OshinowoTropical modernismAlan Vaughan-RichardsSustainable architectureFuture architect writers
Lyrical, critical and passionate: RIBAJ/Future Architects 2023 writing competition22 May 2023CultureFresh perspectives on the profession, regulation and equitable designFresh perspectives on the profession, regulation and equitable designRegion: United KingdomMore: Future ArchitectsChris FogesDesign construction & technologyRIBAJ/ Future Architects writing competition
2024 RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competition winner: the death of the kiosk, by Emilia Chegini15 May 2024BuildingsKiosks are more than retail outlets, they can be the cornerstones of communitiesKiosks are more than retail outlets, they can be the cornerstones of communitiesRegion: EuropeMore: Future ArchitectsEmilia CheginiRetailPlaces planning & communityUniversity of DundeeFuture architect writers
RIBAJ/Future Architects writing competition 2024 commended: the new tenants of Govan Docks, by Zachariasz Czerwinski15 May 2024CultureGlasgow’s deindustrialised docklands are fertile ground for wildlife adapted to human environmentsGlasgow’s deindustrialised docklands are fertile ground for wildlife adapted to human environmentsRegion: ScotlandMore: Zachariasz CzerwinskiFuture ArchitectsGlasgowBiodiversityDocksConservation and heritageUniversity of StrathclydeFuture architect writers
Charter Place shopping centre does nothing to revive a failing typology30 March 2020CultureRuth Ramsden’s RIBAJ/Future Architects essay on the architecture of shopping centresRuth Ramsden’s RIBAJ/Future Architects essay on the architecture of shopping centresRegion: South / South EastMore: Future ArchitectsRetailRuth RamsdenFuture architect writers