12+ hour, 50+ min ago  (241+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Pamela Buxton Collective Architecture has won the coveted Employer of the Year award for the second year running Judges were impressed by how the Scottish practice was continuing to evolve its exemplary employment practice in response to staff…...

12+ hour, 50+ min ago  (288+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Hattie Hartman Alexander Buck of Buckley Gray Yeoman has been named AJ100 Sustainability Leader of the Year for his unerring ability to "dismantle technical jargon and transform sustainability from a specialist concern to a shared responsibility" The judges said…...

13+ hour ago  (323+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Hattie Hartman Chetwoods Architects Project RESTOR, an ambitious AI-powered platform to promote reuse of structural steel, is the winner of this year's AJ100 Climate Initiative The "1. 3 million research project, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, was…...

13+ hour, 5+ min ago  (297+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Merlin Fulcher Johannah Fening has won this year's AJ100 Mentor of the Year award, impressing the jury with her commitment to widening access, boosting retention and advancing progression across the architectural profession Her approach extends beyond direct mentoring to…...

12+ hour, 57+ min ago  (628+ words) 19 June 2026 " By will hurst, Catherine Slessor and Rob Wilson We reveal the winners of the AJ100 New Talent Awards for Part 1, Part 2 and New Architect In an exceptional field of shortlisted candidates, Poppy Dodd of ADAM Architecture stood out for her…...

12+ hour, 57+ min ago  (392+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Pamela Buxton Corstorphine & Wright has won this year's AJ100 award for Community Impact of the Year for the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease in Leeds "This project shows how a genuine user engagement can have a hugely…...

17+ hour, 46+ min ago  (289+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Pamela Buxton Victoria Thornton, founder of Open House, has won the 2026 AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award in recognition of her outstanding work furthering public engagement with architecture Thornton led Open House from 1992-2016 as the initiative evolved from enabling…...

17+ hour, 50+ min ago  (292+ words) 19 June 2026 " By Catherine Slessor There are many awards celebrating excellence. It's only right to highlight the worst as well as the best in architecture, argues Catherine Slessor This year's finalists were nominated by the public " one alone attracted 61 separate endorsements…...

17+ hour, 30+ min ago  (341+ words) Victoria Thornton, founder of the Open House programme, and winner of the 2026 AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award, speaks to Catherine Slessor 19 June 2026 " By Catherine Slessor There have been many doughty Victorias in British national life. The eponymous queen, who reigned…...

2+ day, 17+ hour ago  (605+ words) 17 June 2026 " By Kunle Barker If the government is unable to persuade voters it has a serious plan to solve the housing crisis, it will provide fertile ground for the politics of fear and division, warns Kunle Barker If the government…...