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Future Architects Front
Organising to end exploitation in architecture.
Longer tables not taller fences.
@chriswilliamsonarchitect will you be ahead of the curve as a pro-union voice or as a monorail conman
SUPPORT @saw_unite WORKERS DEMANDING UNION RECOGNITION AT @big_builds.
BIG are attempting to make mass redundancies due to their own negligent management, making workers suffer the consequences for the bosses' incompetence.
Find out how to support the workers over at @saw_unite and fight back against starchitect exploitation.
All @riba Chartered Practices are required to pay at least the Real Living Wage to all staff. The deadline for these salaries to be implemented is 1 May 2026.
If you are paid below this amount, let us know 🖤
All @riba Chartered Practices are required to pay at least the Real Living Wage to all staff. The deadline for these salaries to be implemented is 1 May 2026.
If you are paid below this amount, let us know 🖤
The latest in our partnership with Turncoats! Make sure you come out to Peckham this Thursday to see an incredible lineup take on the Biennale Industrial Complex!
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Bored of Biennales: Are art and architecture festivals dead?
Turncoats returns to @set.social.peckham to tackle the weird world of biennales on Thursday the 18th of September. Speakers include @smithmordak @mishkk @zarinamuhammad @_baxendale and @misanthropocene.
This series is curated by @phinharper @deepikaupadhyaya and @lucalucalucasluca in collaboration with @architecturefoundation and @fa.front
Tickets at www.turncoats.world 🌸
The latest in our partnership with Turncoats! Make sure you come out to Peckham this Thursday to see an incredible lineup take on the Biennale Industrial Complex!
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Bored of Biennales: Are art and architecture festivals dead?
Turncoats returns to @set.social.peckham to tackle the weird world of biennales on Thursday the 18th of September. Speakers include @smithmordak @mishkk @zarinamuhammad @_baxendale and @misanthropocene.
This series is curated by @phinharper @deepikaupadhyaya and @lucalucalucasluca in collaboration with @architecturefoundation and @fa.front
Tickets at www.turncoats.world 🌸
The latest in our partnership with Turncoats! Make sure you come out to Peckham this Thursday to see an incredible lineup take on the Biennale Industrial Complex!
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Bored of Biennales: Are art and architecture festivals dead?
Turncoats returns to @set.social.peckham to tackle the weird world of biennales on Thursday the 18th of September. Speakers include @smithmordak @mishkk @zarinamuhammad @_baxendale and @misanthropocene.
This series is curated by @phinharper @deepikaupadhyaya and @lucalucalucasluca in collaboration with @architecturefoundation and @fa.front
Tickets at www.turncoats.world 🌸
The latest in our partnership with Turncoats! Make sure you come out to Peckham this Thursday to see an incredible lineup take on the Biennale Industrial Complex!
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Bored of Biennales: Are art and architecture festivals dead?
Turncoats returns to @set.social.peckham to tackle the weird world of biennales on Thursday the 18th of September. Speakers include @smithmordak @mishkk @zarinamuhammad @_baxendale and @misanthropocene.
This series is curated by @phinharper @deepikaupadhyaya and @lucalucalucasluca in collaboration with @architecturefoundation and @fa.front
Tickets at www.turncoats.world 🌸
The latest in our partnership with Turncoats! Make sure you come out to Peckham this Thursday to see an incredible lineup take on the Biennale Industrial Complex!
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Bored of Biennales: Are art and architecture festivals dead?
Turncoats returns to @set.social.peckham to tackle the weird world of biennales on Thursday the 18th of September. Speakers include @smithmordak @mishkk @zarinamuhammad @_baxendale and @misanthropocene.
This series is curated by @phinharper @deepikaupadhyaya and @lucalucalucasluca in collaboration with @architecturefoundation and @fa.front
Tickets at www.turncoats.world 🌸
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
🗣️🗣️🗣️ VOTING OPENS TODAY
If you're a RIBA Member, you should have received an email to vote for your new council representatives this morning.
This year, we've had five great candidates sign up to the principles of the Just Transition Lobby: to support workers, fight for an accessible built environment, and to advocate for bold action on the climate crisis. Please make sure you rank them at the top of your voting ballots!
Much love from us at FAF 🖤
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
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Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
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With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
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Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
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Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
——
Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
——
Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
——
Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Continuing our partnership on the new Turncoats debate series, we're happy to share the next event — The Ick: Is London bad for love?
——
Turncoats | 12 June at @set.social.peckham | The lck: Is London bad for love?
Love, Dating, London and Landlords How did a throwaway line from a 90s American courtroom comedy come to dominate the love lives of Londoners? Ally McBeal coins "The lck" 15 episodes into her eponymous TV show to dodge a date.
A quarter century later her quip is lurking behind abandoned flings, ghosted Hinge matches and lonely evenings in. Dating in London is, and makes us, tough. We cultivate hard disinterested temperaments. Quick to discard, and be discarded. Scything our way through prospective suitors in search of sparks.
Maybe the city is to blame; the long slog between Stokey and Brockley evaporating any frisson of attraction before it can bloom. Is it rising rents, pushing us ever further from our friends and the possibilities of spontaneous connections? Perhaps the cult of individualism central to London's neoliberal economy has tricked us into believing we can have it all.
There is a special place in hell for politicians who have allowed the housing crisis to reach a point that a breakup can bring destitution. But what, if anything, can we do? What does a city good for loving and being loved in look and feel like? Romance vs gentrification. Sex and the cityscape. This event, mixing comedy with heartfelt debate asks, is London giving us The lck?
——
With
@oliviapetter
@willhunterr
@ewaeffiom
@lucalucalucasluca
@paulinalenoir
And more TBA
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Data from RIBA's recent survey on unpaid overtime and the Real Living Wage in UK practices.
Descriptions of each image:
1/ "Do you ever work more than your Contracted Hours?" & "Per cent Working more than Contracted Hours by Practice Size"
2/ Interview excerpts
3/ "When you work more than your contracted time, does your organisation offer any of the following compensation?"
4/ "Percentage not paid the Real Living Wage by Role"
5/ "Do you rely on any additional source(s) of income to meet your living costs?"
6/ "Percentage Dissatisfied with Pay and Conditions by Age"
7/ "Overall, how would you assess your role’s effect on your mental health and well-being, over the last three months?"
Unpaid overtime should have been banned by the @riba years ago. It's time to finally put an end to this exploitative practice.
Unpaid overtime should have been banned by the @riba years ago. It's time to finally put an end to this exploitative practice.
Unpaid overtime should have been banned by the @riba years ago. It's time to finally put an end to this exploitative practice.
Unpaid overtime should have been banned by the @riba years ago. It's time to finally put an end to this exploitative practice.
Unpaid overtime should have been banned by the @riba years ago. It's time to finally put an end to this exploitative practice.
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