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Foster + Partners unveils vision for new agri-urban city Oman

2026-06-26T11:38:00Z

Designs revealed for city of 13,000 people

Housing associations warn slowing down release of funds under £39bn SAHP could lead to 17,000 fewer homes over three years

2026-06-26T11:01:00Z

Housing associations reducing expected starts following Homes England’s call to reprofile bids, trade body says in letter to Rachel Reeves

Legal challenge launched against ‘flawed’ rejection of dRMM’s south London scheme

2026-06-26T10:32:00Z

Planning inspector determined 850-home scheme’s height, scale and massing would cause harm to Peckham neighbourhood

Completing the Quarter: Albert Giralt on Shard Place and 25 years of Renzo Piano Building Workshop at London Bridge

As upmarket buy-to-rent (BTR) tower Shard Place launches, we met Albert Giralt, partner/director at Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW), to learn about the challenges of designing the luxury resi tower that completes the Shard grouping – and signals a new ambition for the capital’s BTR sector

CPD 11 2026: Specifying glazed balconies for design, performance and compliance

Sponsored by Solarlux

Sponsored by Solarlux, this module, guides specifiers through the key decisions involved in designing and specifying a glazed balcony – from choosing the right acoustic and solar-control glazing to specifying the right fixings and meeting relevant regulations

What if creativity was the value all along?

2026-06-26T06:00:00Z

When people choose where to live, work or invest, culture is often the decisive factor. The smartest developers appreciate that, writes Martyn Evans 

Clerkenwell – year-round building-design destination

Missed Clerkenwell Design Week? Don’t worry, London’s design district is worth a visit all year round. Here’s everything you need to know…

Winner of Architecture LGBT+ and LFA’s London Pride float competition revealed

2026-06-25T11:38:00Z

Studio OleO and Gareth Volka’s winning entry conceived as a group of iridescent jellyfish floating through the city

Engaging young people with video games could help tackle NIMBYism, Lords committee finds

2026-06-25T10:41:00Z

Games including Minecraft and The Sims could foster more positive attitudes to the planning process, government told

Green light for Michael Laird Architects’ Glasgow student resi tower

2026-06-25T09:42:00Z

Approval for first phase of £250m mixed-use schemein city centre