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Alan Kershaw reappointed as ARB chair for a further two years

2026-06-08T12:12:00Z

Kershaw has led the board since 2020

King’s charity proposes Poundbury-style approach to housebuilding

2026-06-08T12:12:00Z

More than a dozen regional forums to be established in coming months to push Duchy of Cornwall’s divisive model of urbanism

French lessons: learning about timber construction – and dreaming big – from Thomas Coldefy

When I met French architect Thomas Coldefy I planned for us to discuss what the UK can learn from France about building with wood – and we did – but we also got distracted discussing some of his practice’s rather wonderful imaginative and biophilic buildings

Populous unveils new images of Saudi Arabia’s King Fahad stadium renovation

2026-06-08T11:58:00Z

New lower tier to expand capacity at 30-year-old ground to 70,000 ahead of 2034 World Cup

AHMM’s Waterloo tower scheme in doubt as developer mulls plan to refurbish existing site instead

2026-06-08T10:54:00Z

Proposal for 31-storey office tower and linked groundscraper look set to be swapped for overhaul of 1960s block

Chipperfield working on plans to replace Deutsche Bank's former City HQ with 22-storey office tower

2026-06-08T10:53:00Z

Scheme to be practice’s first high-rise project in the Square Mile

The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration: Tim Ronalds Architects reanimates New River Head

2026-06-08T06:00:00Z

Ben Flatman explores a sensitive reworking of Clerkenwell’s New River Head, where Tim Ronalds Architects weave galleries, education spaces and a cafe into a historic site shaped by four centuries of change

Geberit TurboFlush technology goes mainstream

Geberit brings water-saving, more hygienic TurboFlush design to its mid-range toilet range for the first time

From promises to proof – what the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard expects

Jeremy Douglas says that the built-environment sector has spent years making net zero carbon promises. However, with version 1 of the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard (UKNZCBS V1) now in effect, the industry must start keeping them

Coventry’s grade II-listed Central Baths to be demolished after government sign-off

2026-06-05T12:17:00Z

Brutalist landmark to be flattened despite no plans to redevelop the site