Building Futures Alumni Kehinde Pereira talks to Blueprint for All about mentoring, architecture and his career.

Tammana Begum, poet, writer and photographer from East London, details what heritage means to her in the lead up to the Connecting People and Places exhibition launch

Your Space offers a variety of co-working solutions, from cafe vibe drop in, flexible hot-desking memberships, private offices to beautifully designed event spaces, with the chance to have a sociable work-base suited for everyone. We decided to speak to Leo Kogan, one of our regular members at YourSpace.

International Women’s Day (you can find the official website here) ‒ or IWD ‒ has been celebrating the successes and challenging the injustices of women around the world for decades.

How do you become an architect? Everything you need to know about grades, GCSE subjects, A-Levels and skills that will qualify you as an architect.

In the past 18 months, young Britons have witnessed the conversation surrounding ethnicity, skin colour and identity pushed to the fore. From the Black Lives Matter movement to the outcome of the Euro 2020 final, these milestone events revealed there exists a clear divide on the perception regarding what it means, and what it looks like, to be British.