Housing association Sovereign Network Group (SNG) has named the architects chosen for its new £24 million framework covering its southern regions ...
The Greater London Authority (GLA) should create a pattern book for upward extensions to boost housing supply, the London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee has said ...
Edinburgh City Council has approved plans to partially demolish the city’s former Scottish Widows HQ and convert what remains into a hotel, despite concerns from the Twentieth Century Society and Hist ...
The challenges facing architecture practices today are rarely isolated. Costs are tightening, briefs are shifting and ...
New images revealing detailed plans for the Oxford Street pedestrianisation project have been released three weeks before the traffic stops ...
NEOM has reportedly mothballed plans for a 46,000-capacity stadium at its linear city the Line, following a rethink of the Saudi Arabian mega-development ...
Westminster City Council has approved Witherford Watson Mann Architects’ proposed revamp of the Royal College of Art’s (RCA) main Darwin Building in the centre of its Kensington campus ...
This extension and reworking of the modest structure in Kent employs corrugated metal and timber cladding giving it a ...
The seven-year project, which extends and renews the Belgian museum, includes a new five-storey wing and a renewed museum ...
International design, engineering and consultancy giant Arcadis is looking to sell off its architecture arm, the Dutch-based ...
Peter Barber Architects has won approval on appeal for a car-free 20-home scheme on the site of an L-shaped backland car park ...
What if Nature Comes First? was the theme of last month’s two-week triennale, offering plenty of idealism and invention. But was it simply preaching to the converted?
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