New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’ Continuing our series on those who have decided to set up on their own, we speak to the founders of Studio Stein, which has emerged from the now-closed Seth Stein Architects, with its former boss stepping into a creative lead role The post New practice: Studio Stein – ‘If we were to wish for anything, it is to walk the same path’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

New practice: HHVJ – ‘We’d assumed many doors would be closed to us’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: HHVJ – ‘We’d assumed many doors would be closed to us’ Continuing our series on those who’ve set up on their own, three former colleagues at the now-closed Hoskins Architects in Glasgow talk about how they have built another practice in the city The post New practice: HHVJ – ‘We’d assumed many doors would be closed to us’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

New practice: Common Works – ‘You don’t need a pact with the devil to practise’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: Common Works – ‘You don’t need a pact with the devil to practise’ Continuing our series on those who’ve set up on their own, Stroud-based Common Works talks about running on a nine-day fortnight and why ‘bullshit’ procurement processes aren’t helping anybody The post New practice: Common Works – ‘You don’t need a pact with the devil to practise’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

New practice: Bartlett | Mettham – ‘We don’t want to hide behind a clever brand’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: Bartlett | Mettham – ‘We don’t want to hide behind a clever brand’ Continuing our series on those who have decided to set up on their own, York-based Bartlett | Mettham’s directors talk about their work and why putting their names above the door signals personal accountability The post New practice: Bartlett | Mettham – ‘We don’t want to hide behind a clever brand’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

New practice: Apricot Square – ‘I’m not using AI to cut corners, but to add them’

The Architects’ Journal New practice: Apricot Square – ‘I’m not using AI to cut corners, but to add them’ Juan Guilmar Baldoni, founder of new practice Apricot Square, talks about the possibilities of AI and how architects should adapt to an ‘increasingly fragile and uncertain context’ The post New practice: Apricot Square – ‘I’m not using AI to cut corners, but to add them’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite