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Budget 2026: Healey steps in to help ailing housing sector
Chancellor pledges to freeze most building regulations this parliament and exempt brownfield sites from biodiversity net gain rules
Budget 2026: The built environment reacts
A round-up of the reactions to this afternoon’s Budget
De-risking heritage projects starts with early collaboration
Manea Kella restores Edwardian terrace in north London
How cladding can play a key role in passive cooling
CPD 19 2026: Beyond embodied carbon: the whole-life impact of timber windows
Fire safety cannot be verified at the final inspection alone
McLean Quinlan completes courtyard house in Surrey woodland
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One Liverpool Street: Is this the most complex office development ever built in London?
‘This year has been remarkable for London…’ How 10 Design’s Sabrina Klor is creating a new global hub in the capital
From housing viability to AI and data centres: the key debates at Building the Future Conference
Hope again? Five key takeaways from Labour conference 2026
How Hastings Commons is building a self-renovating neighbourhood
Poignant Pangolin Shield installation looks backwards to colonial era – and forwards to an age of bamboo construction
Does the Temple Quarter enterprise campus mark a smart move east for Bristol University?
What does the industry need for Burnham’s technical education reforms to succeed?
Bermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
Reform UK conference: Funding furore overshadows radical planning proposals
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Specification
De-risking heritage projects starts with early collaboration
Heritage projects bring risks that cannot always be identified from drawings or surveys alone. Cameron de Wys explores how early collaboration, detailed documentation and the right balance of modern technology and traditional expertise can help manage uncertainty
Manea Kella restores Edwardian terrace in north London
London-based practice has renovated and extended an Edwardian terrace in London’s Dartmouth Park Conservation Area, combining the restoration of original features with a contemporary glazed extension
What made this project… Black Bull Close by Simpson & Brown
Finalist for Creative Conservation Architect of the Year Award 2026, Simpson and Brown guides us through the specification challenges present at Black Bull Close
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WA100 Digital Edition
Designing Tomorrow's Housing
Barnsley’s success is still no defence against populism
Happy days: The early 90s, Urban Splash and a time of creativity and risk
Book review: At Home in the City by Alan Power
My response to the new Design Planning Policy Practice Guidance
The long way home: why common parts still matter
We can afford to build greener houses – and there are many good reasons why we should
Remembering Kelvin Campbell: Probably the most influential urban designer of his generation
Where, then, do we really wish to live?
Allies and Morrison completes passivhaus student townhouses in Cambridge
Why we need to rediscover council housing
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Architect of the Year Awards 2025
What made this project… Black Bull Close by Simpson & Brown
What made this project… Hebron House by Paul Archer Design
What made this project… 20 Gresham Street by John Robertson Architects
What made this project… Studentville by Andre Kong Studio
What made this project… Montcalm Mayfair by Holland Harvey
What made this project… Health Sciences Library by HLM Architects
What made this project… Rolikstraat by Common Wonder
What made this project… Greenview House by Paper House Project
What made this project… Wetherby Pembridge School by HLM Architects
What made this project… Scottish Baronial Family Home by iKAD Architects
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Boomers to Zoomers
In pictures: HTA Design completes dinosaur-themed Crystal Palace Park playground
Intergenerational housing scheme gives students cheaper rent in exchange for befriending older neighbours
Book review: All To Play For – How to design child-friendly housing
Root And Erect’s new King’s Cross play area features sustainable construction, materials and lighting innovation
Designing cities for play: Why child-friendly spaces matter
In pictures: Stanton Williams completes inaugural later living scheme next to Hampstead Heath
This Stirling Prize winner is a model for how we can all live better
Break down the silos – young people won’t see the range of careers our sector offers unless we show them
Carmody Groarke completes ArtPlay Pavilion at Dulwich Picture Gallery
Barratt Redrow commits to accessible playgrounds on all new developments
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In Pictures
In pictures: BDP completes Greenheys research centre at Manchester Science Park
In pictures: HOK completes Merlin Place laboratory in Cambridge
In pictures: Pend’s stylish Canon Mews uses courtyards to maximise a constrained urban site
Fosters completes transformation of former Whiteleys shopping centre into upmarket homes and hotel
In pictures: Article 25’s Kao La Amani children’s village in Tanzania designed for dignity, community and climate resilience
In pictures: HTA Design completes dinosaur-themed Crystal Palace Park playground
In pictures: Haworth Tompkins refreshes Wales’ largest producing theatre
In pictures: Blight Rayner and Snøhetta’s Glasshouse Theatre, Brisbane – wavy glass wonder wall
In pictures: Campfield – adaptive reuse of Victorian market halls as tech hub and workspaces
In pictures: John Puttick Associates’ Preston Vault Youth Zone – fun foil to the city’s famous bus station, with striking interiors by Ben Kelly
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WA100 2026
WA100 2026: The big list
WA100 2026: The best get better
WA100 2026: Heading on up
WA100 2026: Digital edition
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Why this year’s RIBA awards feel like a turning point
The RIBA Stirling Prize night produced a strikingly different list of winners. For Satish Jassal, whose practice took the Neave Brown Award for Housing, it raised a bigger question about where the profession is heading
To save historic buildings, we must let them change
Architects, clients, and authorities must become more willing to support thoughtful adaptation, writes Richard Prest
Before the Budget, is innovation what we need?
Government funding should prioritise innovation and public procurement should be where it leads, writes Jay Morton
It’s time to treat arts and culture as an essential service, not a ‘nice to have’
Cultural venues are expanding again after a covid-era decline but public investment is yet to catch up, says Citizens Design Bureau founding director Katy Marks
Remembering Frank McDonald: possibly the most important urbanist you have never heard of
David Rudlin pays tribute to a an ‘utterly fearless’ Irish journalist who raged against the destruction of historic Dublin
‘Grief literacy’ what it is, and why it is going to be more important
New rules allowing employees to take unpaid leave following bereavement means business leaders will need to get better at understanding how grief impacts people at work, writes Louise Rodgers
Hold your nerve and cut the cost of building: what construction wants from Healey’s first Budget
With a week to go before Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget, Building asked 25 construction and property industry leaders what they need - and what they fear - from the 28 October
‘This year has been remarkable for London…’ How 10 Design’s Sabrina Klor is creating a new global hub in the capital
The chief executive of global practice 10 Design talks to Building Design about doubling its London headcount, pivoting towards retrofit and reuse, and why she finally felt at home when she landed in the capital
From housing viability to AI and data centres: the key debates at Building the Future Conference
Discussions on viability dominated the fourth annual meeting of construction professionals in London where talk focused on how projects can be delivered in a challenging market
Poignant Pangolin Shield installation looks backwards to colonial era – and forwards to an age of bamboo construction
The Pangolin Shield is one of the highlights of this year’s London Design Festival: an installation that speaks poetically of colonial legacies and ecological exploitation, but also offers a positive message about the transformative power of creativity – not to mention some practical lessons about the structural possibilities of bamboo
Bermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
Maccreanor Lavington’s mixed-use scheme in south-east London weaves together housing and industrial space within a tight urban setting
‘A distinctive legacy in a now fracturing and confused profession’… Adrian Gale, 1931-2026
Matthew Lloyd looks back at the long life and career of his friend Adrian Gale, who died in July
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One Liverpool Street: Is this the most complex office development ever built in London?
How Hastings Commons is building a self-renovating neighbourhood
Does the Temple Quarter enterprise campus mark a smart move east for Bristol University?
Bermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
270 Park Avenue: The blockbuster HQ that has busted the block
Cambridge South station offers a gentler model for growth on the science fringe
The Whiteley: Fosters transforms a piece of Bayswater history
How Studio Verve is keeping Harringay warehouse district alive
Olympia reborn: How London’s historic exhibition venue has been revitalised for the modern age
The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration: Tim Ronalds Architects reanimates New River Head
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Reviews
Book review: 100 21st-Century Buildings by the Twentieth Century Society
Book review: Palace of the Ether – Broadcasting House and the Architecture of the BBC 1922-32
Book review: Where We Live, by Jonathan Glancey
Book review – Royal Festival Hall: A Living Icon
Review - Roaming Britain: Gypsy and Traveller Homes at RIBA North
Book review: Totems: Selected Essays on Architecture, by Irénée Scalbert
Book review: At Home in the City by Alan Power
Caruso St John's Collected Works, Volume 3: ‘The book’s beauty is matched by its heft’
Book review: Case Studies in Architecture and Landscape: Expanding the Legacy of Peter Blundell Jones
The long way home: why common parts still matter
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