Working in Flux Circularity, Uncertainty, and the Transformation of Architectural Practice
(2025) Practices in Research — Vol. 6, p. 308-317 (2026)
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- The 2025 edition of Practices in Research brought together a diverse group of architects, researchers, and educators whose work confronts the complexities of circularity and working with the as found. Under the theme Re-mediating Practices, the conference explored how circularity influences not only materials and construction processes, but also the instruments, cultures, and epistemologies of architectural practice1 . Across the presentations, it became evident that circularity and practices of adaptive reuse are not merely a technical frontier—they are inevitably reshaping the nature of architectural practice. What follows is a reflection on the key themes that emerged from the concluding panel: uncertainty, archiving, collaboration, pedagogy and scalability. Collectively, they sketch, a picture of a profession in transition, and negotiating new modes of working at the crossroads of environmental responsibility and cultural imagination.
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Segers, T., Greb, J., Degavre, E., Ștefănescu, C., & et al. (2025). Working in Flux Circularity, Uncertainty, and the Transformation of Architectural Practice. Practices in Research, 6, 308-317. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/273452 (Original work published 2026)