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Rogers’ Inmos Microprocessing Factory granted grade II*-listed status
Studio Weave submits plans for new British Museum entrances
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Government picks Heathrow’s £49bn third runway plan over cheaper rival option
Final decision expected by the end of this Parliament
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Rogers’ Inmos Microprocessing Factory granted grade II*-listed status
Newport scheme was Rogers’ first major UK project completed after the Pompidou Centre
Studio Weave submits plans for new British Museum entrances
Project aiming to reduce lengthy queues on streets surrounding the museum’s Bloomsbury building
Only a quarter of British people find moving to a new town appealing, poll finds
Access to healthcare and good transport links among factors most likely to persuade people to make the move, according to YouGov research
Freehaus selected to design memorial to victims of the Grenfell Tower fire
Small London practice picked from shortlist of five with final design to be unveiled in 2027
In pictures: green oak visitor centre at Hambledon wine estate
Mowat & Company’s visitor centre at the Hampshire vineyard embodies rustic sophistication, featuring a green oak barn and bespoke timber furnishings and accessories. Set within the rolling South Downs national park, it signals the start of a new era of wine tourism at the country’s first commercial vineyard, the birthplace ...
Government reportedly set to approve Chipperfield’s Chinese embassy plans next month
Repeatedly delayed scheme given all clear by MI5 and MI6, according to The Times
Government reportedly set to approve Chipperfield’s Chinese embassy plans next month
Repeatedly delayed scheme given all clear by MI5 and MI6, according to The Times
Hodder & Partners unveil updated plans for scheme at Manchester’s fire-ravaged Hotspur Press
Revised proposals due to be sent in to city council by end of year
AHMM plan for £100m mixed-use scheme in shadow of Birmingham HS2 station gets green light
Digbeth area of city becoming building hotspot triggered by arrival of new railway
What made this project… The Jackson Library by Nex
Winner of the Creative Conservation Architect of the Year Award 2025, Nex guides us through the specification challenges present at the Jackson Library
Architecture profession seeing strongest growth in eight years but small practices still struggling, RIBA report finds
Total revenue at RIBA chartered practices up 24% year-on-year in the sector’s strongest performance since 2017
Reeves to announce DLR extension to Thamesmead in plan to ‘unlock’ 25,000 homes
Move expected in next week’s Budget is big boost for Peabody, who is masterplanning the 20,—home regeneration plan for the area
Studio Moren replaces AHMM on revamp of listed City office
New developer Dominus tables plans to extend 1930s Ibex House and transform it into a hotel.
Andy Burnham unveils £1bn plan for thousands of homes across Greater Manchester
Programme to see three projects built in each of the city’s ten boroughs with initial £400m investment set to be approved next week
British Pavilion at 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale to be collaboration between UK and Malaysia
British Council has launched open call for a collaborative practitioner team
East West Rail unveils more than 80 design changes in new £7bn routemap
Line now includes proposed new build station at Cambridge East and four new stations on Marston Vale Line
Former Fosters associate partner handed six-month suspension for working without PII
Tillman Lenz said he believed the small projects for friends and neighbours - undertaken after he left Foster & Partners - contained minimal risk
Government to strip councils of final say on major housing schemes and give automatic ‘yes’ to developments near transport hubs
Consultation on statutory consultee reforms also launched
Green light for Bell Phillips’ Brent Cross Town energy centre
Mies van der Rohe-inspired scheme is firm’s first infrastructure project
Scott Brownrigg’s £44m Oxfordshire life sciences campus expansion approved
Scheme to include 10,000sq m of floorspace spanning five buildings
AHMM tower above newly listed Southwark tube station to be ‘consistent with consented scheme’, TfL says
Government granted grade II-listed status to MacCormac Jamieson Prichard-designed station last week
Environmental Audit Committee slams ‘lazy narrative’ that nature protection blocks delivery of new homes
Committee also recommends measures to incentivise reduced embodied carbon in homes
BIG wins competition for new Hamburg State Opera building
New 45,000 sq m venue on Baakenhöft peninsula will replace 1950s building
In pictures: Stanton Williams completes inaugural later living scheme next to Hampstead Heath
London complex built by contractor Kingscote features 46 apartments
HLM opens new studio in Plymouth
New studio means practice is now operating in seven locations
What made this project… The British Academy by Wright & Wright Architects
Finalist for Refurbishment and Reinvention Architect of the Year Award 2025, Wright & Wright Architects guides us through the specification challenges present at The British Academy
Niall McLaughlin promotes four associates to directors
London-based practice confirms new roles
Building Safety Regulator to leave HSE in January, minister reveals
Minister puts statutory instrument before parliament
FaulknerBrowns win approval for 2,500-home West London neighbourhood
Ballymore and Sainsbury’s Kensal Canalside will deliver 500 affordable housing units alongside two parks and a new high street on a former gasworks site
Assemble, Designers Unit and Tactile Studio picked for Barbican Centre wayfinding job
Scheme will be delivered alongside first phase of Barbican Renewal programme
MPs warn ‘systemic failures’ risk derailing UK’s infrastructure ambitions
Too many schemes end up in ‘valley of death’ between policy and delivery, parliamentary group warns
First phase of 3,500-home Edinburgh scheme step closer after Holyrood confirms £42m funding
Smith Scott Mullan’s first phase of Granton Waterfront will deliver 847 homes
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