Opinion

While artificial intelligence can help us to be more efficient, the creative and collaborative nature of architecture and design can never be replaced by a computer program, argues John Porter 

Felicity Atekpe, a member of the ARB's independent commission on Professional Practical Experience, calls for feedback on work placements as the board plans its architectural education shake-up

Following changes to skilled worker visas, a more flexible, collaborative approach to resourcing will help build a stable workforce, argues AECOM’s Trevor Leaker

An architect has been invited to be involved in pitching for projects. Matthew Turner offers some tips on how to excel at this process

Delivering lower-impact buildings through construction is complicated, says HTA’s Rory Bergin, but as a profession, we need to get better at it

A culmination of factors and a financial crisis long in the making will mean a tough year for UK architectural practices, says Praxis Advisory’s Alex Shall

The danger with artificial intelligence, says the Secret Architect, is that everything stays as it is, but with the fun part outsourced to AI

Making our buildings truly 'safe' involves ensuring professional competency and responsibility, not the application of blanket rules, writes James McNay 

RIBA chair Jack Pringle defends the £85 million price tag for the institute’s proposed House of Architecture programme