editorial: RIBA's attack on brain drain is better late than never

Article Abstract:

RIBA is trying to do something about UK architectural academians working elsewhere resulting in a brain drain. RIBA has set up a Research and Development Department that would work with research institutions and those that can use the work of those institutions. Architectural research can lead to products that could be accepted by practitioners.

Science & research, Management dynamics, Research, Architecture, Company business management, Brain drain, Educational aspects, Schools of architecture, Architecture schools

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Editorial: Back to normality for the RIBA's highest honour

Article Abstract:

Whether Rafael Moneo of Madrid, Spain, was worthy of receiving RIBA's 2003 Royal Gold Medal is discussed. The various architectural accomplishments of Moneo are noted as well as aspects of his careful approach to architecture.

Spain, Achievements and awards, Architects, Moneo, Rafael

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Grass roots champion: Brian Godfrey is taking a stand for small practitioners in his bid for the RIBA presidency

Article Abstract:

Brian Godfrey's decision to stand as a candidate for the RIBA elections was prompted by his concern that the institute should do more for the regions.

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