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Project Journal
Project – the official journal of the Association for Project Management (APM) – is circulated quarterly for members only, and online for regularly updated news, blogs and content. Project covers the latest news, opinions and insights for those in the project community.
Project represents the ‘Voice of the project community’ and is committed to developing and promoting professionalism in project, programme and portfolio management.
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- Read insightful opinion pieces on the latest trends
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- Share lessons learned from successful projects
- Discover the latest project management tools and techniques
- Learn how to improve your career prospect
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Notre-Dame rises from the ashes
The story of the rebuilding of the Parisian landmark after it was ravaged by fire in 2019 provides lessons in collaboration, determination and using 21st-century tech to keep ancient heritage alive/
By Emma De Vita
Latest issue: Autumn 2025
In this issue we discover that a career in project management can take you to some interesting – and unexpected – places. Take for example, our cover star project director Dr Jon Folly, who is helping to oversee the construction of new production and crew facilities at BBC’s Elstree Studios, while filming continues of the popular TV-soap EastEnders. As one of the production staff joked, “there was more drama off-camera than on it” (no small feat).
We see transformation of a different kind at the Natural History Museum, where the project team has just opened a new gallery dedicated to Fixing Our Broken Planet. With its focus on showcasing innovative and sustainable processes and techniques, the project shares a powerful message that is sure to resonate with visitors for years to come.
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Previous issue: Summer 2025
This issue of Project celebrates the people and projects contributing to the collective bigger picture – as a force for good.
From the projects that are rekindling the British love affair with splashing about in the water, to tapping into your intrinsic motivation to do something for the greater good (see our Big Interview with NISTA’s Karina Singh, and our Work With Purpose feature).
