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In the future, how will we solve problems to which architects are currently our best answer?

All professions are about to be radically disrupted - by technologies such as machine learning, but mostly because of the looming polycrisis.

This journal is for anyone interested in anything spatial, how it anticipates the coming disruption, and how that might turn into a way of making a living in a sustainable way.


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YOU are an architect The way that architects learn and work has changed very little in the last 500 years. That is a problem because the values of the profession have become ever more detached from the values of younger practitioners and workers, who are the future. With this in

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Re-imagining architectural practice

How, in the future, will we solve problems to which architects are currently our best answer?

Re-imagining architectural practice
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The other kind of A.I.

Four architects who successfully expanded the definition of architecture and helped to shape the digital landscape

The other kind of A.I.

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Space craft

What are we educating architects for anyway?

Space craft
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Architecture Depends

Jeremy Till reintroduces architects to the real world

Architecture Depends
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Architectural Practice: A Critical View

Robert Gutman lays out ten key challenges for the architectural profession, on the cusp of the millennium, but as relevant as ever today.

Architectural Practice: A Critical View
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Crisis in Architecture

Passionate constructive criticism from someone who is not an architect, but who loves architecture

Crisis in Architecture