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30th Jul 2021
 — Journal

Access to Architecture 2021

An internship providing real-world experience of the architecture industry

Written by Ruth Asfaw

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30th Jul 2021
 — News

We are hiring!

SWA is seeking a motivated Part I Architectural Assistant to join our small, passionate and sociable team.

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6th Jul 2021
 — Journal

An Italian Workshop in the time of Covid: Milan International Design Studio (MInDS)

Sarah reflects on the two-week workshop she recently ran with graduating Masters students in Milan.

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7th Jun 2021
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Very proud to have Kingston Cycle Hub featured in this week's round up. Cycle on down to Kingston and see it for yourself! https://t.co/6j4cMWnpnR
7th Jun 2021
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It's tonight! Get your tickets via the link below... https://t.co/Us72L8NngL
1st Jun 2021
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Reclaim Holloway – a vision for a Women’s Building on the site of Holloway Prison

With a focus on the importance of the site that housed women for 100+ years and celebrating women, Sarah Wigglesworth reflects on women’s roles in history and society.

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25th May 2021
 — Journal

Sofa to Saddle with SWA!

As part of London Festival of Architecture 2021, you can find our self-guided Cycle Map (and additional cycling content!) here.

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21st May 2021
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And it's live! As part of @LFArchitecture 2021, you can now get tickets to our upcoming online event in collaboration with @ArchitectsFront! 'Education & Practice: Friend or Foe?' explores alternative architectural narratives for young people - https://t.co/v0HghWo60x https://t.co/bBMajg7bWH
20th May 2021
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Sustainable Engagement

How can our projects do more?

Over the last 25 years, we have built good sustainable credentials into our projects. But as the climate crisis advances, we keep looking for ways to do more. One of the barriers to meeting our own green agenda is the gap we observe between a project’s good intentions, and it’s final outcomes.

In this journal article we explore new ideas for aligning a project’s agenda with it’s constraints. We want to bring sustainable ideas and processes into every level of a project so we need a better understanding of the invisible hurdles and hidden motives for building sustainably.

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18th May 2021
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Great work! @PartWCollective We can't wait to see the exhibition @BarbicanCentre now open! https://t.co/hZel8ZjJRg
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