Defining contemporary professionalism : for architects in practice and education / edited by Alan Jones and Rob Hyde ; forewords by Lorraine Farrelly and Singe Kongebro.

ForewordIntroduction 1 Yemi Aladerun - Visibleand Invisible Diversities2 Jane Anderson - Live Project/Designbuild Education3 Albena Atassanova - Next Generation Architects4 Irena Bauman - Holding Onto Ethics5 Denise Bennetts - Employee Ownership - A Model For Practice6 Stephen Best - Reengaging Education and the Profession7 Harbinder Singh Birdi - Shaping the City on a Mega Scale8 Chris Boyce - Making Money Isn't Dirty, It's Professional9 Darren Bray - On the Journey of Promoting Professionalism10 Chris Bryant and Jane Duncan - Small Is Powerful11 Caroline Buckingham - Leading, Managing and Mentoring theProfession12 James Burgoyne - Professional Liability Claims13 Mark Burry - Embedding the PhD Within Architects'Practice14 John Cole - The Impact of Choice of Procurement on Outcome15 Russell Curtis - The Pursuit of Quality16 Peggy Deamer - The New Architectural "Profession"17 Adrian Dobson and David Gloster - Architecture: AConvergence Of Tragedies18 Alex Ely - Being a Professional, Being Professional19 Jonathan Falkingham - Over-professionalisation: a Pointof View20 Thomas Fisher - Architects as Public-Health Professionals21 Stephen Gage and Sara Shafiei - Professional Diversityand Specialism22 Peter Garstecki and Helen Taylor - The Apprentice Professional23 Ross Gates - Professionalism - Consistency Across Role Diversity24 Christopher Hampson - The Business of Architecture25 Nick Hayhurst - Professional Identities26 Zoe Hooton - Mentoring the Future Profession27 Del Hossain - Professionalism: The Future for Architectsentering the Profession28 David Howarth - Professionalism Beyond Borders29 Rory Hyde - Architecture is in Breach of the Social Contract30 Jaimie Johnston - Professionalism and Automation31 Alun Jones and Biba Dow - Metamorphosis: Thoughts on EmergingInto a World of Professionalism32 Paul Jones and Peter Holgate - Embedding Professionalismin Architectural Education33 Chithra Marsh - Developing a Professional Business34 Julia McLoughlin - Prudent Practice35 Walter Menteth - Why Engaging with Procurement isFundamental36 Gordon Murray - From Idea to Realisation37 Robin Nicholson - Can We Afford Not To Collaborate?38 Fredrik Nilsson - Theory and Profession39 Femi Oresanya - Encouraging the Profession40 Nigel Ostime - Clients Want Professionalism41 Abigail Patel - Becoming Professional42 Sofie Pelsmakers and Aidan Hoggard - The Value of SustainableDesign tothe Profession43 Flora Samuel - Three Pillars of Professionalism44 Kevin Singh - Preparation for Practice45 James Soane - A Manifesto for Academia with Practice46 Alexandra Stara - Architecture's Ethical Function47 Fionn Stevenson - Building Performance Evaluation48 Peter Trebilcock - Professionalism Across Disciplinary Boundaries49 Simon Warren - Architecture Live Projects50 Pierre Wassenaar - Linger Longer51 Alex Wright - Status and Statutes Conclusion

This book is a series of curated essays by high-profile architecture and design leaders and educators on the topic of professionalism. The book first sets out the current agenda - defining professionalism for the architecture sector - before moving on to focus on delivering the increased professional skills curriculum content within architecture schools as set by the RIBA.0With an introduction and conclusion by the Editors, this book explores what contemporary professionalism within architecture is, and its future, encouraging the current and future profession to address professionalism across the industry.0Contemporary views, thinking and insights on contemporary professionalism from a broad range of contributors0Easily digestible contributions, each concluding with useful further reading0High profile and knowledgeable contributors from around the world, including John Worthington, Walter Menteth, Sofie Pelsmakers, Indy Johar and Peggy Deamer.