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Jestico + Whiles’ AstraZeneca conference centre approved
Six-storey scheme to be located just south of Herzog & de Meuron’s Stirling-shortlisted discovery centre
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British Land rows back on life sciences vision for 3XN's £600m Euston Tower overhaul
Developer said market conditions for the life sciences sector had become ’uncertain’ in latest sign of flagging demand
Heritage groups warn of ‘irreversible harm’ as council approves Purcell’s plans to overhaul Wigan country house
Witherford Watson Mann and AtkinsRealis also working on transformation of grade II*-listed Haigh Hall into events venue
Populous unveils plans to expand India’s Eden Gardens cricket stadium
Upgrades to add 17,000 seats and hospitality spaces to world’s third largest cricket ground
HLM appoints Lungfish Architects managing director to head up new Birmingham studio
Simon Reid to assemble team of 12 within the new studio’s first year of operation
East West Rail reveals designs for three new WW+P-designed stations
Transport hubs in Cambridge, Bedford and Bletchley unveiled in final consultation for £7bn railway
Former Grenfell Inquiry expert witness appointed as first independent chair of BSR advisory committee
Barbara Lane to lead Building Advisory Committee alongside deputy chair Hywel Davies
Heritage groups call on Sadiq Khan to refuse Network Rail’s ‘irreversible’ Liverpool Street Station plans
Victorian Society hails ‘critical moment’ to stop Acme-designed proposal to build 19-storey tower above station concourse
Fosters completes transformation of former Whiteleys shopping centre into upmarket homes and hotel
Development includes 139 flats and London’s first Six Senses hotel
Former Grenfell Inquiry expert witness appointed as first independent chair of BSR advisory committee
Barbara Lane to lead Building Advisory Committee alongside deputy chair Hywel Davies
HS2’s updated Curzon Street public realm set to be approved this week
New images of Arcadis and WSP-designed amendments show how land around Grimshaw-designed station will look when built
Government signs first technology design deal with Rolls Royce for small modular reactors
Contract to kickstart site-specific design and planning work on first three SMR projects
Plans in for 400 homes on historic paper mill in Hampshire
IDP-designed scheme sits 1km north of the village of Overton
High Court allows legal challenge against decision to approve Chipperfield’s Chinese Embassy scheme
Local residents living on site win right for judicial review with hearing to be held this summer
Bell Phillips director Jay Morton launches RIBA presidential bid
Morton promises to campaign for protection of function, city architects in local authorities and better procurement
Clementine Blakemore submits plans to transform historic Somerset farmyard into peatlands research hub
Poynton Bradbury Architects also working on wider masterplan for 81ha Somerset Levels site
What made this project… Harmeny learning hub by Loader Monteith
Loader Monteith, finalist for Social Value Architect of the Year at last year’s Architect of the Year Awards, guides us through the specification challenges at its Harmeny Learning Hub
KPF’s HSBC tower revamp takes step forward with plans to turn top levels into a hotel
Scheme will also include new promenade linking building to the Canary Wharf Elizabeth Line station
LDA Design reveals Holborn public space project ahead of public consultation
Camden Council-led project reimagines 18 streets and spaces to reduce traffic and pollution
DLA submits plans for 814-home riverside scheme in Salford
Additional public realm space added after consultation
Architects remain optimistic despite impact of Middle East conflict, RIBA survey finds
Confidence softens but practices still expect workloads to increase over the next three months
US architect pleads guilty to the murders of eight women on Long Island
Rex Heuermann to be handed several life sentences in June for Gilgo Beach killings
Fosters’ national memorial for Queen Elizabeth II unanimously approved
Heritage harm to St James’s Park site said to be ’fully outweighed’ by substantial public benefits of the scheme
Business momentum since last year ‘wiped out’ by Middle East war as material prices rocket, bellwether index says
March saw the sharpest month-on-month increase in material costs in nearly three decades following Iran’s closure of the strait of Hormuz
Developers announce JV with plans for 8,500-homes in Hertfordshire
Six interconnected villages to be built on the outskirts of Harlow
Government approves 1,700-home Somerset garden community scheme after public inquiry
Housing secretary called in NVB Architects-designed scheme last year over concerns about environmental destruction and local infrastructure provision
Kengo Kuma team to design National Gallery’s £375m new wing
BDP and MICA also working with Japanese practice on biggest transformation in museum’s history after beating big names including Foster + Partners and Renzo Piano
Green light for Zaha Hadid Architects’ £350m Bristol Temple Quarter scheme
Hybrid application contains two offfice blocks, four residential towers, a flexible commercial building and a hotel
Design team sought for restoration of B-listed Glasgow bathhouse
Derelict Whitevale Baths has been empty since the 1970s
In pictures: HTA Design completes dinosaur-themed Crystal Palace Park playground
Design has been informed by workshops with local children and families
Reform UK’s new housing spokesperson sacked after ‘everyone dies in the end’ comment on Grenfell fire
Former Homes England chair Simon Dudley said fire was a ‘tragedy’ but more people die while driving
In pictures: Haworth Tompkins refreshes Wales’ largest producing theatre
Grade II-listed arts venue Theatr Clwyd was designed by North Wales’ county architect in the 70s
Plans in for AHMM’s 20-storey student tower at London Met School of Architecture site
City fringe scheme to retain early 20th century buildings but demolish part of the site to make way for 800 student beds
‘Pendulum has swung too far’ on building regulations since Grenfell, says Reform housing spokesperson
Ex-Homes England chair Simon Dudley asks why ‘previous tragic deaths’ are stopping homes being built
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