Rory Hyde presents research into new models of architectural practice, reimagining the potential of architecture to address major challenges of today. Drawing upon his books Future Practice (2012), and Architects After Architecture (2020), he looks at inventive organisations from across the world, representing a broad horizon of possibilities beyond the private practice. Ultimately, it’s about asking “what is architecture?” What sits at the centre of what we do? Are we defined by our products – buildings? Or can we reimagine architecture as a versatile way of thinking and acting on the world? Once we redefine our work in this way, where might it take us? What new questions could we address? By reframing architecture around our methodology and values, not only can we discover whole new territories of action, we can also reclaim our social purpose.