In a bonus episode of the AJ’s podcast series, we talk to Owen Hatherley about the retrofitting of Modernist buildings and to the AJ’s Will Hurst about our RetroFirst campaign
London Mayor Sadiq Khan blames everyone except Transport for London’s boss Mike Brown for the Thames Garden Bridge fiasco, writes Dan Anderson
London’s mayor is happy to talk tough about the Garden Bridge scandal when it costs him nothing – just don’t expect him to say anything about TfL and its accountability, writes Will Hurst
The Architects’ Journal has been nominated for five Professional Publishers Association (PPA) awards – one of the most prestigious accolades in magazine publishing
With controversies piling up over how architectural competitions are run, the AJ assembled a panel of experts to discuss the industry’s love-hate relationship with the design contest. Sponsored by Miele
The Foreign Secretary and ex-London mayor has claimed he is unsure of the source of ‘horrendous’ and ‘abusive’ Garden Bridge reporting he has previously and publicly attributed to the AJ
The AJ’s Will Hurst writes an open letter to Boris Johnson about comments made at a London Assembly hearing on the troubled procurement of the Garden Bridge
Last night (11 Dec) the AJ’s Will Hurst won Infrastructure, Development and Construction Journalist of the Year at the hugely prestigious British Journalism Awards
AJ managing editor Will Hurst named PPA Digital Awards Content Individual of the Year, while AJ publisher Plexus wins Digital Publisher prize
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