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Council looking for new development partner on scrapped transformation of listed Victorian baths
Zaha Hadid Architects’ turnover up 8% as Middle East takes over Asia as firm’s biggest market
What made this project… Elizabeth Mews by Trewhela Williams
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Council looking for new development partner on scrapped transformation of listed Victorian baths
Conversion of Lewisham’s grade II-listed Ladywell Playtower into cinema fell through in September
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Zaha Hadid Architects’ turnover up 8% as Middle East takes over Asia as firm’s biggest market
Group made £83m in year to April 2025 but its profit fell by 60% to just £342,000
What made this project… Elizabeth Mews by Trewhela Williams
Finalist for Young Architect of the Year Award 2025, Trewhela Williams guides us through the specification challenges present at Elizabeth Mews
Planning and infrastructure bill receives royal assent
Legislation includes various measures to speed up building
City sees highest number of planning applications in 10 years
Number of major applications approved also beats five-year record
Grimshaw appointed to design university campus in Malaysia
Scheme part of wider development masterplanned by the practice in 2015
Government launches consultation on single construction regulator
Approvals process for high-rise remediations will also be streamlined but definition of higher risk buildings to remain the same
Government approves Universal Studios UK theme park with construction set to start as soon as next year
WSP working on multiple consultant roles including transport and sustainability
Earls Court clears another planning hurdle as second council approves 4,000-home masterplan
Kensington and Chelsea signed off its half of 44-acre site yesterday evening following Hammersmith and Fulham’s green light last month
Grid gets green light to turn 1960s Brixton tower block into hotel
Scheme will see Blue Star House become 341-room hotel
Reed announces new ‘medium site’ category to help SME housebuilders in latest planning guidance shake-up
Small builders could get exemption from Building Safety Levy under new site designation
Adjaye Associates cut half its UK staff last year as losses more than doubled
Turnover fell by 62% in 2024 in ’challenging year’
Populous appointed to design new stadium for Leyton Orient FC
League One club said project is part of ambition to compete in the Championship
Hawkins Brown submits downsized Manchester Met Library scheme
New scheme has cut floorspace by almost half compared to original plans
Bell Phillips becomes first architecture practice to sign up to Thomas Heatherwick’s Humanise campaign
Practice calls for housing designs which are ’loved, generous and uplifting’
Green light for AHMM’s 850-home Camden estate redevelopment
Scheme to more than double number of homes on West Kentish Town estate
City of London approves £152m funding boost for housing upgrades
Money will be spent in Square Mile and six London boroughs
CarbonCure technology that locks CO₂ into concrete mix being trialled in Greenwich
Heidelberg is trialling CarbonCure technology in ready-mixed concrete at its Greenwich plant. This is the first plant in England to use the technique that involves injecting carbon dioxide into fresh concrete as a means to reduce the amount of cement within the concrete
Cladding at the forefront: the evolving landscape of residential building design
Lisa Grosse, brand manager at Cedral UK, highlights some of the key findings of its recent survey into architects’ attitudes to housing design and the use of cladding
John Robertson Architects submits plans to revamp James Stirling’s City landmark No 1 Poultry
Scheme completed by Laing in 1997 and considered a post-modern classic set for major makeover
Norman Foster pays tribute to ‘deeply thoughtful’ Frank Gehry
Gehry will inspire generations of architects to ‘dream endlessly’, Foster says
RIBA names winners of 2025 students’ medals
Silver President’s Medal awarded to reimagining of a slave trade memorial in Malawi
What made this project… Berners & Wells by Emrys Architects
Finalist for Office Architect of the Year Award 2025, Emrys Architects guides us through the specification challenges present at Berners & Wells
Chris Williamson to give up architect title to highlight ‘absurdity’ of ARB registration model
RIBA president’s move part of wider campaign to abolish Architects Act and establish new regulatory framework
Izat Arundell’s self-build home in Outer Hebrides named House of the Year
Home built from local materials praised by judges for its ‘exceptional craftmanship’
Peers condemn ‘unacceptable’ building safety delays and say approvals process needs to be ‘streamlined’
House of Lords inquiry finds ‘ageing workforce of building inspectors struggling to meet demand’
HTA Design profit up despite ‘dramatic’ slowdown in project delivery caused by gateway 2 delays
Practice said turnover was boosted by a string of new commissions in London
Plans for nearly 1,000 homes submitted for £2bn York Central development
Architects on scheme include Allies & Morrison and Haworth Tompkins
Unanimous approval for KPF’s plans to overhaul Oxford Circus tower
Scheme to refurbish and extend one of the most prominent buildings in the West End
Pollard Thomas Edwards’ 1,100-home Islington estate regeneration approved
New Barnsbury Estate scheme to span 12 buildings up to 21 storeys in height
Barnet council refuses two major JTP schemes in the space of a week
Plans for a combined 1,800 homes rejected on grounds of height and bulk
Ailing commercial and residential sectors holding back London output growth, consultant says
Inflation and tax rises hitting sectors but infrastructure and private industrial work showing signs of growth, cost consultant adds
Plans in for TP Bennett’s 480-home Leatherhead regeneration
Kier Property and Mole Valley District Council have proposed a new neighbourhood
Tributes flood in for Frank Gehry following death at 96
Gehry described as a ‘visionary’ who ‘set a new standard for creativity’ in architecture
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