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Ten red flags: warning signs of a crisis for architecture’s next generation (opens the original)
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Every aspiring architect should look carefully at the eye-opening results of the AJ’s Into Work survey, published here for the first time. The feedback from the 400-plus students and early-career professionals could not be clearer: architectural education is tough and the move from classroom to practice has not eased. The AJ launched its investigation into the harsh realities facing the profession’s next generation in June. It was partly prompted by the government’s review into youth unemploymen
Bond Bryan reveals plans for BRIT North performing arts college in Bradford (opens the original)
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The 7,800m² project in Hall Ings, which has been submitted for planning, will create a specialist creative college for 16 to 19-year-olds on the gateway site close to City Park, Bradford Interchange and the National Science and Media Museum. The scheme is being billed as the ‘first college of its kind in Northern England’ and is supported by the Department for Education, which bought the former council offices site off the local authority site in February. The department is collaborating with pr
Haworth Tompkins team reveals images of Norwich mustard factory regeneration (opens the original)
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The release of the early concept designs comes ahead of a proposed programme of public consultation, set to begin next month, run by project backers Norwich City Council and Homes England. The team, which includes landscape designer Periscope, was chosen in May to draw up a site-wide framework plan and prepare the full planning application for the first phase of the overhaul of the 17ha riverside Carrow Works site. The project – expected to be submitted for planning by the end of this year – wil
Top practices win approval for £2bn York Central regeneration scheme (opens the original)
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Part of a wider 45ha, 2,500-home masterplan, which already has outline consent, the latest reserved matters plans (known as phase 1C) include buildings by Haworth Tompkins, Cartwright Pickard, Whittham Cox and 3D Reid, plus new public realm by Grant Associates. As well as 1,014 mixed tenure homes, 20 per cent of which will be designated ‘affordable’, this final portion of phase 1 includes a 213-bedroom hotel, a 9,210m² innovation hub, 6,430m² of retail and leisure space, a new western entrance t
RetroFirst Stories: Hyde + Hyde’s deep retrofit of a 1960s coastal house (opens the original)
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The default option for any project should be to adapt and reuse an existing building. It is one of the key demands of the AJ’s RetroFirst campaign. In the latest in our series on architects who have given buildings a new lease of life, we talk to Hugo Billington of Hyde + Hyde Architects about preserving a 1960s house by Reavell & Cahill, while radically improving its thermal performance. Falsterbo House is a project for a private client that sees the retrofit and extension of a modernist family
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