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AJ 13.04.17: Built to rent

The latest AJ focuses on the build-to-rent sector, with architecture editor Rob Wilson looking at its potential to transform UK housing supply, as well as building studies of Grid Architects’ Vantage Point at Archway, north London; Hodder + Partners’ Cambridge Street development in Manchester; and Newground’s redevelopment of former BBC rehearsal studios in west London.

PLUS The AJ’s Life in Practice survey reveals a stressed and overworked profession with mental health an increasing concern; the winner of AJ Small Projects 2017; and Margaret Hodge’s report on the Garden Bridge.

£10.00

AJ 23.03.17: New Scotland Yard

The latest AJ focuses on civic and community buildings, with studies of AHMM’s reworking of New Scotland Yard; Tony Fretton’s major new town hall in the Belgian city of Deinze; and Page\Park’s refurbishment of Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall.

PLUS Bell Phillips’ public housing developments in the deprived Essex borough of Thurrock; as the government plans a series of new garden villages and towns, Colin Marrs examines BDP’s revamp of postwar new town Bracknell; how British tenacity vanquished Brexit blues at this year’s MIPIM property fair; and the AJ’s coach advises an architect who fears a junior they manage is being led astray.

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AJ 09.03.17: Six houses

The latest AJ contains no fewer than six building studies of domestic architecture, including Richard Meier’s first ever UK house.

PLUS On the eve of his sacking as a government adviser, the AJ spoke to former deputy prime minister Michael Heseltine about housing estate regeneration; with the MIPIM property fair next week, we ask why more architects than ever are making the trip to Cannes; Catherine Slessor examines cinema’s harsh depictions of architects; and Ian Martin reflects on 27 years of his own harsh depictions of architects.

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AJ 23.02.17: AJ Small Projects

From house extensions and garden sheds to public squares and a daunting outside toilet, we present the 20 schemes shortlisted for this year’s AJ Small Projects Awards – each built for no more than £250,000.

PLUS How Hodder and Partners’ National Wildflower Centre is the latest millennium project to end in failure, and the new generation of Glasgow architects who, in the face of adversity, are creating a dynamic local scene.

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AJ 09.02.17: Women in Architecture

Exposing the widening gender pay gap in architecture

In the AJ’s annual women in architecture special, we present the results of the survey. There are also interviews and building studies featuring candidates shortlisted for the Women in Architecture Awards.

PLUS Features on Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Richard Burton, Santiago Calatrava, the Smithsons’ Economist Building revamp and a report on council-owned housing developers.

£10.00

AJ 26.01.17: Schools of thought

Five places of learning, from primary to university: building studies of education projects by AOC, Architype, Orms and Walters & Cohen, Wright & Wright and 6a.

PLUS A feature on our post-war university buildings under threat of demolition, Will culture fix Hull? and David Chipperfield’s reaction to criticism of his Haus der Kunst plans.

£10.00

AJ 12.01.17: Ways of being

A look at how we practice, from lone master to executive architect.

Featuring an overview of the role of the council architect, a look at community-minded studio Feilden Fowles and an interview with Mole Architects, which has acted as executive architect on some high-profile projects.

PLUS a building study of Peter Salter’s Walmer Yard, and we go on site at Peter Zumthor’s secular retreat.

News features: the fallout from the Patrik Schumacher email leak; Sadiq Khan’s plans for affordable housing; and a profile of UKGBC boss Julie Hirigoyen.

£10.00

AJ 15.12.16: Review of the Year

The AJ takes a look at the events that delighted and disrupted the architectural world in 2016.

Our month-by-month analysis reveals your top stories, complemented by an in-depth look at the themes which shaped the news.

We also present the AJ's top ten buildings of 2016, including a building study of the Tate Modern Switch House.

PLUS seasonal distractions: crossword/dot-to-dot/name the detail/who said what.

£10.00

AJ 24.11.16: Four bespoke houses

In this issue, we present four bespoke homes: Mews House, Highgate, by Russell Jones Architects; Backwater on the Norfolk Broads, by Platform 5 Architects; Le Petit Fort, Jersey, by Hudson Architects; and Oak Lane House, Suffolk, by Cassion Castle. PLUS: The Crown Estate’s Future Office charrette, architects respond to the election of a climate-change denier president, when clients say no to novation, and much more

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AJ 10.11.16: Hotels & leisure

We present four projects: CitizenM Hotel by Sheppard Robson with Concrete, a Shoreditch pop up by Checa Romero, Acme’s Victoria Gate shopping centre and Reiach and Hall’s Oriam sports centre. PLUS: Bishopsgate tower go-ahead calms Brexit nerves; profile of V&A Dundee boss Philip Long; where it all went wrong for the Olympic Stadium and much more

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AJ 27.10.16: Building with care

We present three projects focusing on people-centred design: Walters & Cohen's Buddhist retreat in Suffolk, Bushey Cemetery by Waugh Thistleton and Guy's Cancer Centre by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.

PLUS: Data & analysis from a new report on architects' salaries, a news feature on whether the Garden Bridge is dead in the water, the winners of the Sunday Times British Homes Awards and much more

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AJ 13.10.16: Brits abroad

We present four studies of international projects completed by British architects: Zaha Hadid Architects’ Antwerp Port House, AL_A’s MAAT museum in Lisbon, Kericho Cathedral by John McAslan + Partners in Kenya and Chengdu Museum by Sutherland Hussey Harris and Pansolution International.

PLUS Stirling Prize reaction, Architecture Tomorrow, Paulo Mendes da Rocha, LGBT survey results and lots more

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AJ 29.09.16: RIBA Stirling Prize

The AJ’s most anticipated issue of the year is here!

We profile the six projects shortlisted for the UK’s premier architecture prize with commentary, architects’ statements, materials boards, drawings, details and data. PLUS an investigation into what went wrong with the regeration of the Aylesbury Estate

£10.00

AJ 28.07.16: Student Special

In the AJ's annual student issue we review the AJ100's top ten architecture schools' end-of-year shows, present the shocking results of the student survey and compile all UK architecture course providers into one handy directory.

£7.00

AJ 23.06.16: RIBA Awards

The AJ presents all 46 of this year’s national RIBA Award winners, preceded with an essay presenting differing perspectives on how they should be judged. PLUS A profile of London newcomer Bjarke Ingels and Peter Murray’s obituary of Michael Manser

£10.00

AJ 09.06.16: AJ100

Find out which practices rank where, use our in-depth analysis to uncover the highs and lows facing the profession today, and find out who won the coveted awards of building and practice of the year.

£10.00

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