MoreySmith’s working-from-home ban sparks debate on flexible working

The Architects’ Journal MoreySmith’s working-from-home ban sparks debate on flexible working A high-profile London practice’s ban on working from home has sparked a debate about flexible working, with the Section of Architectural Workers union dismissing the notion that graduates can only learn in the studio The post MoreySmith’s working-from-home ban sparks debate on flexible working appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Cristina Lago

A 2% drop in engineering graduates could cost the UK £6.5bn

Engineering-intensive sectors are set to play a key role in supporting the UK’s next phase of growth. The post A 2% drop in engineering graduates could cost the UK £6.5bn appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

CIOB graduates celebrate 

New fellows, members, company members and technical members were awarded at a ceremony held on 15 May at Draper’s Hall The post CIOB graduates celebrate  appeared first on Construction Management.

Floating jellyfish picked to represent LGBTQIA+ architects at Pride in London

The Architects’ Journal Floating jellyfish picked to represent LGBTQIA+ architects at Pride in London A computational designer at ZHA and a cross-disciplinary practice founded by two Architectural Association graduates have been chosen to design a float to represent sexual and gender diversity in architecture at Pride in London The post Floating jellyfish picked to represent LGBTQIA+ architects at Pride in London appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Greg Pitcher

Goodbye architectural assistants, hello ‘graduate architects’?

The Architects’ Journal Goodbye architectural assistants, hello ‘graduate architects’? Architectural assistants often do more than just ‘assist’. With changes to education and, possibly, protections of function on the horizon, is it time to rethink the title we give to graduates? asks Toko Andrews The post Goodbye architectural assistants, hello ‘graduate architects’? appeared first on The Architects’ Journal will hurst