AJ 17.01.19: Amin Taha

AJ 17.01.19: Amin TahaThe latest AJ focuses on the work of Groupwork + Amin Taha including an interview with its founder, a full timeline of the practices work, and building studies of two mixed use projects in Islington: the controversially stone fronted 15 Clerkenwell Close and a residential retail block at 168 Upper Street. PLUS Will architects cut down on concrete after a report says it is responsible for 8 per cent of global CO2 emissions; and the government wants to

and we hear the views of five Birmingham practices: APEC

letters (including one from Barbara Weiss on the Holocaust Memorial)

and hear from architects on race and diversity in the profession and 'BAMEwashing'

New Mildmay in east London by Feilden Clegg Bradley and Matthew Lloyd Architects

by PAD studio

park and private and council housing

architects discuss why the profession has struggled to find its voice on the disaster

and two schools in the London Borough of Southwark: Haverstock’s Belham Primary School and Cottrell & Vermeulen’s Bellenden Primary School

and Paul Finch looks at what went wrong at Old Oak Common

Feilden Fowles wins its biggest project to date – an entrance hall for York’s National Railway Museum

Exposing the widening gender pay gap in architecture

Baynes and Mitchell’s Command of the Oceans visitor centre