Disrupting from the Inside: UK Archipreneurs. (2nd March 2020)

• Record Type: Journal Article
• Authors: Castle, Helen
• Other Names: Shelden Dennis guestEditor.
• Is Part Of: Architectural design. Volume 90:Number 2(2020)
• Page Start: 40
• Page End: 49
• Publication Date: 2020-03-02
• Subjects: RIBA -- design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) -- post‐occupancy services -- Jaimie Johnston -- Bryden Wood -- Tomas Millar -- Millar + Howard Workshop -- David Ayre -- Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt -- Xavier De Kestelier -- HASSELL -- London County Council Architects Department -- Thatcher government -- Sir Terry Farrell -- Sir Nicholas Grimshaw -- High‐Tech architects -- Foster + Partners -- Martin Wood -- Latham Report -- Queen's Enterprise Award for innovation -- Creative Technologies Team -- AJ100 Best Use of Technology award -- Highways England -- Smart Motorways -- Ministry of Justice -- Education Skills Funding Agency -- GlaxoSmithKline -- Heathrow Airport -- Circle Health -- UK Government BIM Task Force -- Mark Bew -- Digital Built Britain -- Department for Business -- Energy & Industrial Strategy -- University of Cambridge -- Construction Innovation Hub (CIH) -- UK Innovate -- EcoCanopy primary schools project -- Infrastructure and Projects Authority -- Brexit -- Clerkenwell -- London -- Singapore -- Barcelona -- St Albans -- Stroud -- Gloucestershire -- Cotswold Hills -- Damien Hirst -- Science Ltd -- Pangolin Editions -- Tom Howard -- Livedin -- virtual reality (VR) -- Airbnb -- Charlie de Bono -- Ingoldisthorpe -- Norfolk -- Project Orange -- AREA landscape architects -- Basingstoke -- Hampshire -- University of Portsmouth -- Matthew Chamberlain -- Dominic Gaunt -- The Point -- Tadley -- Hampshire -- London -- Oxford -- Street -- Common Data Environments -- Specialist Modelling Group -- Foster + Partners -- SmartGeometry -- Melbourne -- Steve Cossell -- DEGW -- FreeState -- NASA -- 3D Printing Centennial Challenge -- Mars -- International Space Station; 729
• DOI: 10.1002/ad.2545
• Languages: English
• ISSNs: 0003-8504

Abstract

Abstract: No longer restricted to designing buildings, architectural practices are seizing the opportunity to diversify. They are redefining the architect's role by embracing a wide variety of relationships up and down the design and construction procurement chain, utilising new technologies for digital fabrication, development economics and building performance analysis, as well as advising clients on their business models. RIBA Publishing Director Helen Castle, former Editor of 2, describes how this shift is panning out in the UK.