In practice
Timothy Soar captures the diversity and preoccupations of architects across the UK.
Katrina Kostic Samen uses her position within the real estate and construction industry to promote a strong female agenda, support the next generation and champion buildings that have a heart and soul.
Alice Brownfield's work as an architect and campaigner has taught her how much can be achieved when people with very different expertise come together around a common goal.
Developer Dicle Guntas sees her role as commissioning works of art and is fascinated by the relationship between memories and the way buildings are perceived.
An itinerant childhood gave Ashwin Goyal an appreciation of different cultures and inspired a focus on under-represented groups and the importance of collective change.
Developer Gus Zogolovitch reflects on the benefits of, and the many challenges involved in, delivering projects that give people agency in the design and build of their own home.
Kristofer Adelaide is fascinated with the way people inhabit their homes and believes that the architect's role is to create the conditions for communities to thrive.
Narinder Sagoo attributes his creativity to his childhood, where nothing came in abundance and everyone made ends meet by making everything themselves.
As both resident and curator at Walmer's Yard, Laura Mark is acutely aware of the boundaries between dwelling and gallery, public and private, home and work.
The green and blue spaces on Maria Westerståhl's urban doorstep are helping her to rebuild her confidence and sense of adventure after Lockdown and a battle with long Covid.
Returning to the office after working from home has made Grimshaw's Angela Dapper acutely aware of the value of the memories and friendships entwined with practice life.
David Mikhail and his partner are combining their passion for woodland and architecture by using chestnut and ash from overgrown woodland for their own new-build Passive House in Whitstable.
Hannah Wooller sees herself as a doctor for buildings, using her expertise in conservation and regeneration to breathe new life into East Anglia's seaside towns.