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    The document is a collection of articles written by various authors for The Architects' Journal (AJ). It includes articles discussing Ellis Woodman's appointment as head of the Architecture Foundation, debates around architectural style, issues with architectural education, challenges facing the architecture profession like unpaid overtime, the impact of mass modular construction, asbestos legacy, criticism of the Architects Registration Board, the need for political will to address the housing crisis, debates around green building certification and the Garden Bridge project in London, and more. The document provides an overview of topics and issues covered in The Architects' Journal.

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    The document is a collection of articles written by various authors for The Architects' Journal (AJ). It includes articles discussing Ellis Woodman's appointment as head of the Architecture Foundation, debates around architectural style, issues with architectural education, challenges facing the architecture profession like unpaid overtime, the impact of mass modular construction, asbestos legacy, criticism of the Architects Registration Board, the need for political will to address the housing crisis, debates around green building certification and the Garden Bridge project in London, and more. The document provides an overview of topics and issues covered in The Architects' Journal.

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