How do we react when a historical monument goes up in flames? I joined SCPT's lecture on Notre Dame's reconstruction to find out more.

Recently my social media feeds became filled with discussions on the loss of third places and the loneliness epidemic. I took a deep dive...

Surrey's LGBT+ history is rich but often hidden, so for LGBT+ History Month Surrey History Centre opens its archives to share its stories.

Thanks to Aysen Dennis, Alessia Gammarota and others who put together the Fight4Aylesbury exhibition, to Dr Anna Minton , for leading...

SAW Protester at COP26 Protests 2021 In June of 2021 I was very fortunate to have a meeting with Charlie Edmonds, founder of FAF (Future...

"Home is the most important piece of architecture in our lives. It crafts the way we live, and how we grow as families and communities"...

It’s vital that we look at not just the surface-level social aspects of making space, but its communities, its politics and economic impact.

"Where We Belong" was an online event hosted by the National Gallery as part of their series for LGBT+ History Month 2021

How can vernacular and community architecture offer sustainable solutions to the issues in the UK’s housing market?

Originally written for Oxford School of Architecture Magazine , March 2020 Moggerhanger Park, a gorgeous example of Sir John Soane's...

It is naïve to assume that simply by using the materials local to an area one will create a development that positively reflects its...

Originally written for Oxford School of Architecture Magazine , October 2019 We Love Social Housing! was a pertinent discussion on the...

‘Conservation Without Frontiers’ is a joint venture between the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society and the Irish Georgian Society