United in our ethos to promote and learn from good practice in urbanism, the Academy has been in discussion with

In 1951 the results of a major architectural competition were announced. The winners were three academics from Kingston School of

When the proverbial person at a party asks what we do for a living, it can be slightly uncomfortable to

Generosity distinguishes collaborative urbanists and successful cities. The drive for material success, short-term gain and personal ownership has blunted our

Would the idiot dare to suggest that community consultation is a bad idea? Of course not. The idiot would never

It is not often that architects find their offices occupied by protesters as happened to HTA during their work on

A crucial aspect of urban design is the social responsibility to engage meaningfully with communities and the public at large,