Guides to Wellbeing in Architecture Practice

The Fulcrum Agency is delighted to share the Guides to Wellbeing in Architecture Practice, an output of the Wellbeing of Architects research project, which we have proudly supported since its inception.

This is how our friends at Parlour: gender, equity, architecture describe the purpose of the Guides:

“The Guides address five interrelated areas that impact wellbeing at work, as identified through the Wellbeing of Architects research project . Together, they seek to support healthier workplaces and work environments. This is crucial to the future of architecture as a viable, attractive and fulfilling career, a sustainable, robust profession, and for realising the benefit that architecture services can bring to communities.

These Guides are for everyone, at every career stage. They are not just for those experiencing challenges or poor mental wellbeing. People currently flourishing might have ups and downs in future, or have colleagues and friends who need support, or workplaces that could be improved.”

You can find out more about the Guides and download them here.

Everyone has some agency to make improvements, in some arena – whether large or small.

  • Money Matters

    Money Matters

  • Our Pivot

    Our Pivot

  • Architects Declare: Taking Radical Action on Climate Change

    Architects Declare: Taking Radical Action on Climate Change

  • Brad Wetherall on PIVOT

    Brad Wetherall on PIVOT

  • International Dog Day

    International Dog Day

  • Four home traps that contribute to the gender pay gap

    Four home traps that contribute to the gender pay gap

  • Dylan Smith on PIVOT

    Dylan Smith on PIVOT

  • Who Needs A Drink?

    Who Needs A Drink?

  • Block Brands TheFulcrum.Agency

    Block Brands TheFulcrum.Agency

  • Our Reconciliation Action Plan is Endorsed!

    Our Reconciliation Action Plan is Endorsed!

  • Prof. Diego Ramirez-Lovering on PIVOT

    Prof. Diego Ramirez-Lovering on PIVOT

  • An Australian first: Traditional Owners direct Indigenous housing projects

    An Australian first: Traditional Owners direct Indigenous housing projects

  • Architects Declare

    Architects Declare

  • Becoming Bruno

    Becoming Bruno

  • Prof. Sarah McGann on PIVOT

    Prof. Sarah McGann on PIVOT

  • The Fatin Tapes: Scott Free

    The Fatin Tapes: Scott Free

  • ArchAU on the 2020 National Architecture Conference

    ArchAU on the 2020 National Architecture Conference

  • Power to the People

    Power to the People

  • Tim Horton on PIVOT

    Tim Horton on PIVOT

  • Relic

    Relic