AJ 21.03.24: AI

AJ 21.03.24: AIA detailed look at how architects are using AI: is it a game changer or a threat? Its not hyperbole to state that the physical environment of our future cities will be moulded largely by the work of computer scientists architects and place makers must be more than part of the new conversation, they must also become active in the development of this consequential, software driven shift. So says Keir Regan Alexander in our special issue devoted to how

and we publish a building study of the Woodland Building

and Russell Curtis writes a column about what the inquiry missed: the inadequacies of Design & Build

Penoyre & Prasad’s Sibson Building provides a new home for the University of Kent’s maths and business schools

There are also building studies of Witherford Watson Mann’s opera house at Nevill Holt in Leicestershire

RAW House by O'Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects

reaction to Roger Scruton’s appointment as ‘housing tsar’

the style wars rumble on

and reveal the winning designs for Croydon’s Fair Fields public space

We profile the six projects shortlisted for the UK’s premier architecture prize with commentary

we reveal the winners of this year’s AJ Student Prize

among many others

as well as new categories that celebrate emerging talent within the UK’s largest practices