Journal

RIBA Plan of Work An alternative Guide to the RIBA Work Stages

New Architects 4 from the Architecture Foundation

Storytelling in words and images.

Telling great stories is one of the best ways of winning clients, changing minds, and sparking conversation.

In architecture, there are so many words and phrases that leave me cold.

It’s funny how often people whose business is communication can’t quite get comfortable with the words on their own website.

Finding collaboration and connection on LinkedIn.

If you want the words on your website to work harder, these simple instructions are written with you in mind:

I imagine the feedback process is just as pitfall-strewn for architects and designers as it is for writers like me.

A new platform for consultants who work with architects.

A blog doesn’t have to be all things to all people. It just needs to do one thing well.

Sometimes it’s by seeing what others have done well that you can be inspired to do things better yourself.

At last, our Architects Award Submission handbook is done, dusted and ready to buy.

Thinking about what makes a great client is a very useful first step in working out how to write and talk about yourself.

A new website is the opportunity to rediscover the driving force of your practice.

Best Written Content category shortlist for Archiboo Awards 2020

Purpose, story and voice for the Museum of Architecture.

A toolkit to guide architects through the process of writing an award submission.

I’ve been very silent recently, but it hasn’t felt like a good time to give out tips about how to write better.

I do like a brand new year. I don’t make resolutions, but I do tidy up my working habits and straighten things out a little. And I do make changes.