Why Architecture's Housing Crisis Response Has Been an Embarrassment — And What Needs to Change
England Is Building the Wrong Homes in the Wrong Way — and the Profession Responsible for Design Has Largely Watched…
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Why Architects Should Learn to Code
Architects who can script, automate, and build tools are pulling ahead.
The Housing Crisis Is an Architecture Problem — and the Profession Keeps Looking Away
Architecture and the housing crisis are inseparable — yet the profession has spent the better part of two decades…
Why Architecture Still Has a Housing Crisis Problem (And What We Keep Getting Wrong)
Architecture's housing crisis problem in 2026 is not a lack of ideas — it is a structural mismatch between how the…
How AI Will Change Architecture (And How It Won't)
In 2026, AI is automating roughly 30% of the repetitive documentation and compliance checking tasks in a typical…
Part III: Is the Traditional Route Still Relevant?
The traditional architecture Part III route in the UK costs between £10,000 and £18,000 in course fees alone and…
The Housing Crisis: What Architects Can Actually Do
England needs approximately 300,000 new homes per year to meet demand — a target it has missed every single year since…
Is Architecture Still a Good Career in 2026?
Architecture is still a good career in 2026, but only if you enter it with clear eyes about the pay, the timeline…
The Future of BIM: Beyond Compliance
BIM adoption in the UK is at an all-time high, and the models are, by and large, terrible — not technically…