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As the year comes to a close, there are many things to reflect upon. After navigating 2022, filled with ups, downs, and everything else in between, the industry as a whole continued to endure. From architects and designers to students and faculty, its an important time to reflect on what weve...

The Pay 100 has released the first results from its salary survey, which highlights differences in pay for architecture roles at practices in the UK.

The Pay 100 platform was set up in August by a group of unnamed activists to promote wage transparency with the aim of driving up salaries across the

Elderly white men in bow ties have tended to run the very grand and possibly even stuffy Royal Institute of British Architects. Muyiwa Oki, its youngest boss ever at 31, spells out his vision for unions, the climate crisis and island-buying oligarchs

A group of UK architects has launched The Pay 100 salary survey to highlight the studios that pay the highest wages for different roles in the profession.

Employees at the small east London-based practice, members of the architectural union UVW-SAW, are launching the action following a long-running dispute

Staff at the London studio Atomik Architecture have notified their employers that they are balloting to strike over their working conditions in a UK first.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PAI)—Add architects to the list of low-paid workers who’ve gone union—in the case of the 22 workers at Bernheimer Architecture of Brooklyn, N.Y., through card-check recognition on September 1.

The practice has created Hoskins Architects Group Ltd as sole owner of Gareth Hoskins Architects Ltd and the newly established Hoskins Planungs GmbH in

After decades of inactivity, 2022 saw the resurgence of the union movement in architecture with an effort by workers at New York-based SHoP to collectively organize. Where does this effort, which was ultimately withdrawn, sit within the broader discourse of architectural labor conditions? How...