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Serpentine Pavilion 2026 – first ever brick pavilion, by Atelier LANZA, is subtle, intelligent and really very good
This year’s Serpentine Pavillion by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo of LANZO Atelier is a low-key triumph that melds together Mexican and British references effortlessly and intelligently
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Winners of Crystal Palace design contest revealed
Selected concepts include a cloud of mist, a giant sarcophagus and a restored British habitat
Serpentine Pavilion 2026 – first ever brick pavilion, by Atelier LANZA, is subtle, intelligent and really very good
This year’s Serpentine Pavillion by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo of LANZO Atelier is a low-key triumph that melds together Mexican and British references effortlessly and intelligently
First photos of LANZA atelier’s Serpentine Pavilion
Site to open to public this Friday
Stride Treglown wins contest to design BRIT School masterplan
Practice beats shortlist of eight for job including Haworth Tompkins, Allies and Morrison and Broadway Malyan
Hodder & Partners submits 38-storey student resi tower for Manchester’s Sister masterplan
Three-block scheme to contain more than 1,000 student beds
British School of Rome seeking qualified architect for three-month fellowship
Applications close at the end of June
Government pushes back introduction of national scheme of delegation
Planning committee numbers to be set at a maximum of 13
Fosters appointed to design eight residential towers in Seoul
Scheme includes major new public park
British School of Rome seeking qualified architect for three-month fellowship
Applications close at the end of June
Martyn Evans to leave Landsec next year
Firm’s creative director said it was time to ‘look for some new opportunities’
RIAS names ten winners of Scotland’s national architecture awards
Winning projects form shortlist for this year’s Andrew Doolan prize
Stanhope’s 1 Undershaft tower renamed One London with main contractor appointment due this year
Construction on City skyscraper due to start in 2028 for completion in 2033
Mayor of London and MHCLG to press ahead with new town plan despite Enfield Council withdrawal
Mayor and MHCLG both understood to be looking at range of delivery options for 21,000-home project which is listed in government’s New Towns programme
Enfield Council withdraws 21,000-home plan from New Towns programme following change in political control
North London borough’s new Conservative leader said group was elected on mandate to protect green belt
Think Urban set to be appointed architect for 280-home Cotswolds scheme
Cardiff-based design practice will work on scheme near Cirencester
SOM’s City towers plan gets green light after original scheme revised following backlash
Initial proposal to replace Silk Street headquarters of Linklaters received more than 1,000 objections
City Hall gives green light for JTP’s 1,500-home leisure centre regeneration in north London
Scheme had been rejected by Barnet council
In pictures: Aecom’s Darlington station expansion opens to passengers
A £113m government funding pot has helped deliver two new platforms at the County Durham station
Arup-designed plans to double size of Bradford city centre revealed
A new rail station and tram line could support 5,000 new homes at the Southern Gatway project
In pictures: Allies and Morrison’s City office set to be new home of Clifford Chance
Law firm due to move into 2 Aldermanbury Square by 2028
Sheppard Robson gets go-ahead for social rent homes within 3,000-home Brent masterplan
Scheme is phase 4 of Sheppard Robson-designed Grand Union development
Planning application for Grimshaw’s Heathrow Airport expansion to cost up to £800m, airport says
Legal fees and environmental impact modelling have seen cost of paperwork almost double since project was paused in 2020
Haworth Tompkins wins competition to design urban extension on Norwich industrial site
Former Colman’s Mustard factory site part of wider regeneration zone earmarked for up to 3,500 homes
Chancellor backs creation of mayoral development zone near Bristol in step towards 40,000-home new town
West of England Combined Authority says move would establish ‘direction of travel’ toward creating development corporation for Brabazon new town
‘Don’t let inertia win’: Key talking points from UKREiiF 2026
Nearly 17,000 people from the built environment, finance and local government trekked to a rainy and overcast Leeds for the annual real estate investment event this week. Here we round up the key takeaways
RIBA names four candidates running for president this summer
Christopher Brimble also elected unopposed as RSAW president
Haworth Tompkins’ Pembroke College extension named RIBA East Building of the Year
Biggest expansion of college since 14th century has combined six new buildings with six refurbished buildings
Hopkins Architects celebrates 50 years with City gathering
Leading figures from across the profession gathered in the City last night as Hopkins Architects celebrated 50 years of practice and reflected on its legacy and future direction
Government launches call for evidence to inform architects’ regulation
Consultation to influence strategy on single construction regulator set to be published next year
Benedict Zucchi named BDP chair
Company veteran to take over from start of July
UKREiiF 2026: Housing secretary admits he needs ‘to have conversations’ with Treasury about stimulus to kickstart demand
Steve Reed says sector needs ‘support’ in wake of Middle East war
UKREIIF 2026: Gateway 1 ‘not needed’, says Reform deputy leader as party sets out planning reform agenda
Richard Tice also admits sacking of former housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after Grenfell comments was a ‘fiasco’
Barn repurposed as sustainable home by Artel31 named RIBA South Building of the Year 2026
Scheme repurposed agricultural barn as a highly sustainable new home
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