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With a growing number of lectures, talks and interviews, David Adjaye is slowly returning to public life following sexual assault and harassment accusations two years ago. We ask how the architecture profession will react. It is now clear that Adjaye does not intend to quietly leave architecture’s main stage. In 2023 the architecture world was shocked.

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Low fees are a constant source of frustration for architects. As part of our Performance Review of the profession, Nat Barker delves into the issue. In many countries architects are fed up. They feel underpaid, overworked and disrespected. That was the finding of a major survey Dezeen conducted a year ago, and it echoes other

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As Donald Trump’s championing of classical architecture resurfaces the traditional-versus-modernist style debate, Lizzie Crook explores what the public wants from the way buildings look. The US president is on a mission to make federal architecture “Great Again”, passing orders prioritising classical and traditional styles for civic buildings, commencing work on an ostentatious new ballroom for

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With UK architecture failing to make progress on closing its gender pay gap, what more can be done? Nat Barker reports. “Every year people say ‘we must do better’, but then actually have no plan, no strategy, no vision for how to actually do this stuff better,” said Marsha Ramroop, a diversity and inclusion consultant

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