AJ 17.06.21: Housing

AJ 17.06.21: HousingThe AJ publishes the results of our annual AJ100 survey. Based on detailed practice responses from the calendar year 2020, the impact of Covid is laid bare telling a story of resilience in the face of falling revenues, staff reductions and a drop in salary levels. We also reveal results from our survey of nearly 300 architects on the spiralling cladding and building safety crisis, exposing a culture of secrecy and anxiety about speaking out. In this

featuring building studies on The Lexington by Falconer Chester Hall and The Alder Centre by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Lendlease chief Jonathan Emery talks about the developer’s roles on controversial estate regeneration projects

Learning lessons from Zaha Hadid Architects’ cyberattack

and we meet Biba Dow and visit Dow Jones’s reworking of St Mary Magdalene church in Paddington

and Jane Drew Prize winner Amanda Levete talks about her career and approach to design

PLUS columns from Kunle Barker

In news we consider the legacy of the Garden Bridge now it has finally been sunk

The latest AJ gets out of London

Feilden Fowles wins its biggest project to date – an entrance hall for York’s National Railway Museum

competitions and Louis Hellman's monthly cartoon

how Broadgate’s brilliance was gradually destroyed

and 6A’s photography studio for Juergen Teller