@jeremytill@hantsarchitect This would mean that: If I am giving the same talks and do the same teaching on the practice of architecture, without describing myself as an architect, then I am not carrying out architectural work but when I call myself architect it becomes architectural work. Illogical.
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If the RIBA fails to address any notion of internationalisation and the role of its members in shifting geo-political, economic, and cultural contexts it will make itself irrelevant on a global level.
If the RIBA keeps regarding schools of architecture as training ground for “practice-ready”, “competitive” graduates it will remaim irrelevant for a substantial cohort of students of architecture.
If the RIBA keeps regarding schools of architecture as training ground for “practice-ready”, “competitive” graduates it will remaim irrelevant for a substantial cohort of students of architecture.
If the RIBA does not overcome seeing itself as an industry body for “professional” architects it will remain irrelevant for an expanded notion of architecture and a production of architecture that includes all its users.
If the RIBA does not overcome seeing itself as an industry body for “professional” architects it will remain irrelevant for an expanded notion of architecture and a production of architecture that includes all its users.
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Says it all: “This is a fast-moving situation … should providers require further support, the government will continue to review their financial circumstances and assess the need for structured transformation and any attached conditions.”
This does not really help + does not bode well for higher education in the UK for the next year. It very much leaves the door open for Universities to make significant cuts to cope with loss of income from Coronavirus https://t.co/ocU3awT7vs
@JennyPickerill Says it all: “This is a fast-moving situation … should providers require further support, the government will continue to review their financial circumstances and assess the need for structured transformation and any attached conditions.”