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Practice pays tribute to ‘close friend and colleague’
St Nicholas House to be partially demolished and refurbished to create 359 homes
Hopkins Architects’ Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities also awarded Project of the Year
RIBA reported itself to regulator in August
Two further buildings on Galliard and Cathedral deveopment in east London were evacuated over a week ago
Spratley & Partners working on plans to rebuild roof terrace structure
Firm says it is targeting more overseas work
Firm says it is targeting more overseas work
Construction leaders gave John Healey’s first Budget as chancellor a cautious 5.9 out of 10, according to a snap survey carried out by Building Design’s sister publication. Carl Brown reports on how they rated it across nine key themes, from retrofit to skills
Scheme enters planning process with full application expected next year
UKREiiF venue to add nine-storey waterfront building set to more than double site’s conference space
Vision for 71,500-seat Generali Stadium revealed following years of dispute over historic site’s future
Government turns down listing bid as C20 describes decision as ‘shameful’
Proposals would see former university site redeveloped over a decade
Finalist for Interior Architect of the Year Award 2026, Office S&M guides us through the specification challenges present at Moon House
Coles Conservation Architects working with City of London on restoration of Christopher Wren-designed gateway
Plan approved in 2024 but delayed by viability concerns
Basildon council and Matthew Pennycook at loggerheads over green belt issues
Move part of plan to do away with ‘post box’ addresses of firms claiming to be UK companies
Consultant says bottom line hit by increase in operating expenses
Chancellor pledges to freeze most building regulations this parliament and exempt brownfield sites from biodiversity net gain rules
A round-up of the reactions to this afternoon’s Budget
Mayors to get powers over income tax and business rates
Applications expected to open next February with full details of price caps for initiative to be published shortly
Chancellor unveils so-called Data Centre Covenant which draws up series of pledges developers are ‘encourgaed’ to meet
Chancellor announces several funding measures designed to help social housing sector
Later consent for same scheme now in hands of Angela Rayner
1930s Twentieth Century House to be combined with three neighbouring buildings
Practices marginally expect more work over the next three months, RIBA survey finds
Full planning application to be submitted before Christmas
Kidbrooke Park one of UK’s largest council housing schemes in recent years
Nearly 400 homes to be built in ’garden-style’ community at Waterbeach Lake
Developer the latest to pause major housing work in the capital due to viability issues
Transformation of street designed by East set to start work in the new year
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