All articles by Daniel Gayne
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NewsCamden approves Cartwright Pickard 24-storey tower and Morris + Company student scheme
Swiss Cottage scheme had previous 2016 consent which was never completed
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NewsMiliband confirms solar panels will be mandatory on most new homes
Government will only allow ‘rare exceptions’ to requirements set to be included in Future Homes Standard
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Features‘We’re like the Borrowers, nobody knows we’re here’: How Populous’ new Man City stand will be built without the fans noticing
The contactor has been busy working behind the scenes at the Etihad. This summer the team will finally get their time on the pitch - and will have to make it count
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NewsBuilding Safety Regulator considering taking ‘firmer approach’ to bad gateway 2 submissions
Chief Philip White says regulator’s attempts to engage developers rather than turn applications down have contributed to delays
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NewsDesign team appointed to £1bn Yorkshire hospital project
P+HS, AHR and HDR join team to replace RAAC-filled health facility
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NewsBeyond the green belt review: Five things you might have missed in the London Plan consultation
Sadiq Khan’s green belt rethink got the headlines, but there was plenty more to learn from last Friday’s announcement
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Features‘I make it a virtue that I’ve changed my mind’: Khan makes a show of green belt U-turn, but where might homes be built?
In his speech last Friday, the mayor of London stressed that his green belt review was a radical policy change. Daniel Gayne asked him about the kind of land that could be targeted, while combing through his consultation documents for clues
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NewsLondon green belt development could include new towns, Sadiq Khan confirms
Mayor’s office engaging with New Towns Taskforce but says homes must count towards targets
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NewsFixing Building Safety Regulator delays should be ‘priority’, MPs tell government
It is ‘clear’ improvements have to be made, housing committee chair says
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NewsGovernment picks former Olympic chief to chair Oxford Growth Commission
Group tasked with accelerating plans for new housing and infrastructure
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NewsCouncil signs off Grimshaw’s HS2 Curzon Street design changes after fire fears see timber roof ditched
Maintainence to keep wooden roof casettes fire safe would have been ’too onerous’ for HS2
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NewsGovernment exploring ‘all possible options’ to cut gateway 2 building safety delays, says minister
Regulator conducting ‘systematic review’ of guidance as building safety minister blames ’poor quality applications’ for contributing to delays
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NewsHTA gets green light for final phase of 1,300 scheme in west London
Source: HTA Design Courtyard view of the now consented development
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NewsAssael gets green light for 300 homes in Melton Mowbray despite removal of affordable element
CGI of how the scheme will look when built
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NewsGrenfell refurbishment companies sued for more than £360m by council
RBKC says firms involved in cladding the tower with dangerous materials should pay a share of its losses
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NewsFinancing affordable housing ‘impossible’ in London, says CEO of homelessness non-profit forced to close
Capital Letters, owned by a group of London councils, was set up to tackle homelessness but is set to shut down at the end of the year
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NewsBuilding Safety Regulator losing half its time setting up inter-organisation groups, says minister
Alex Norris says regulatory delays must be brought down but process should ‘feel onerous’
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NewsCamden leader backs Khan’s Oxford Street plans despite warnings of investment freeze
Planning uncertainty triggered by proposed Mayoral Development Corporation could be damaging, GLA committee told