Meet Ellie Stinson, Senior Architect at RPS 👋 Ellie first started at RPS through the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Mentoring Scheme during her third year of university. Seven years on, she’s now a qualified architect 🌟 Hear about Ellie’s day-to-day activities as an architect, sources of inspiration, and the project experiences that have shaped her career so far 👉 https://loom.ly/1KGVjBM #rpsukic #womeninarchitecture #careers #sustainabledesigns #buildingsafety
Well done Ellie
Discover the art of architecture through the eyes of a master: Álvaro Siza. Our latest article delves into his key principles - from valuing simplicity to the importance of lifelong learning. A must-read for aspiring architects! #Architecture #DesignPhilosophy #AlvaroSiza
Our director M. Hank Haeusler contributed to the NSW Architects Registration Board - Deep Dive Report on Systemic Risks in the Australian Architecture Sector. It consolidates the results of initial research undertaken by the NSW ARB and ARBV in 2022 with insights about these risks gleaned from deep dive focus groups conducted in 2023 with NSW and Victorian architects, industry body representatives, clients, developers, insurers and regulatory bodies. The Deep Dive Report identifies systemic risks in the Australian architecture sector that affect the entire industry. Without effective action, these risks could lead to widespread negative outcomes. Given their systemic nature, addressing these risks requires a coordinated response involving not only the NSW ARB and ARBV, but also industry bodies, education providers, research institutions and other government agencies. The Deep Dive Report offers recommendations so that outcomes can be improved for architects, their clients, users of architectural services and the public. See link: https://lnkd.in/gHnk7tsD under the Resources Section for a copy of the report. UNSW Built Environment Research UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture
While the interviewed refer to UK reality, unfortunately it is applicable to Ireland as well. Low-energy projects and NZEB projects still are rare. High costs, lack of qualified labours, and a culture of Zero Carbon fatigue to emerge. A construction shift is mandatory to improve the built environment and meet and/or trying to reach the targets of 2050.
In the latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who've recently decided to go it alone, we meet Hannah Dixon, Stephen Fisher and Hugh Fish - the team behind Progress in Practice.
🔔 New Article Alert! 📢 Continuing Education (CE) is required for all licensed architects, but comes in a variety of shapes and sizes to allow architects to expand and update their knowledge of technical and professional subjects. Check out Joey Nolasco's take on one specific avenue of CE in our latest article, written for the Kentucky Board of Architect's Fall 2023 Newsletter! 🔗 Link in comments! ⤵ #professionaldevelopment #newarticle #continuingeducation #CodeAdministratorsAssociationofKentucky #CAAK #archtiecture #integrityARCHITECTURE
Is it is a logical progression. The designer should understand the trade, and the trade should understand the intention of the designer.
Eleanor Jolliffe's latest BD column marks the start of the New Year with a look at how the profession is changing in 2024. Drawing on her extensive research into the history of the architectural profession, Eleanor asks whether the growing prominence of architects working for contractors is a sign of a wider shift. This from Eleanor: "For years architects have bemoaned the loss of influence the profession has suffered within the wider construction industry. I have written previously of my belief that this stems from a lack of knowledge and engagement with the process of construction itself, and an over-aggrandisement of the architectural concept. "The wider industry needs a designer who engages with the process of construction; one who is a better inheritor of the historic role of the architect than the increasingly intellectualised version we have been forming over the last few decades. "Perhaps it already exists though. Perhaps the ‘contractor side’ architectural design manager may be where the future of architectural influence lies." Building Design. #architecture #futureprofessionals To read the article in full, follow the link below. https://lnkd.in/empdGcYE
UAP NATCON48 I FUTURE-READY ARCHITECTS I NATIONAL CONVENTION 2023 Future-ready Architects in the Better Normal held at PICC Complex. The 48th edition of the architects' National Convention symbolized the stance signal of readiness of the architects to face the challenges of the times. 19-22 April 2023
Four local architects talk about how to handle the I-37 barrier.
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3wLovely article RPS on a great talent in Ellie Stinson 👌🏻