To prepare students to handle the practicalities of construction and to tackle sustainability challenges, schools must fundamentally change how architecture is taught, writes Scott McAulay
Architecture schools need to reform their teaching to combat climate change
In the climate emergency we now face, architectural education should not only prepare students to practise sustainably, but empower them to positively change it, says Scott McAulay
Business-as-usual in construction will lead us to extinction
The Youth Strike for Climate is exerting influence in the only way available to the young, by disrupting business-as-usual. Shouldn’t architects be following their example? asks Scott McAulay
Architectural education is key to a sustainable future
Last week’s IPCC report confirmed the urgency of tackling climate change and architects can help do so – but only if architecture schools integrate the appropriate training into their curriculums, writes student Scott McAulay
With one in three students suffering, it’s time the RIBA and schools acted on mental health
In just two years the number of architecture students reporting stress-related mental health problems has risen from one-in-four to one-in-three. Urgent action is needed, writes student Scott McAulay