All Housing articles
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ReviewBook review: Where We Live, by Jonathan Glancey
The UK has a rich and eclectic history for the provision of mass housing, but a new book by the former Guardian architect and design editor suggests the reliance on private volume housebuilders has been problematic for a number of reasons, Daniel Stilwell writes
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NewsNottingham practice Franklin Ellis Architects gets green light for 425 Cambridge homes
Scheme to be built on disused railway land
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NewsGary Neville resubmits plans for SimpsonHaugh’s rejected Manchester towers
Build-to-rent scheme to contain 723 homes with 50 classed as affordable
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NewsGreen light for PTE-designed social housing in south London
Scheme to replace multi-storey carpark in Mitcham with 249 social rent homes
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NewsMatt Brook Architecture’s 78-storey Salford tower scheme forced to return to committee after conflict ruling
Plans for UK’s tallest tower outside London were approved last November
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NewsAlan Camps Architects-designed affordable homes in Greenwich granted gateway 2 approval
Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development
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NewsSquire & Partners submits plans for 53-storey Birmingham tower
700-home scheme next to Curzon Street station could be tallest building in the city
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NewsGovernment to extend judicial review reforms to housing and transport projects
Six-week consultation launched on plans to cut legal challenges against smaller schemes
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NewsWolverhampton council seeks feedback on 6,700-home city centre regeneration plans
‘Our Future City Centre Plan’ identifies 10 key development sites
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NewsCutting red tape on heritage buildings could help unlock 670,000 homes, MPs tell government
Cross-party select committee calls for new heritage-to-housing scheme as current approach is branded ‘deeply complacent’
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NewsAnomaly Architects submits plans for first 500 homes at quayside regeneration scheme in Glasgow
Peel Waters proposes £100m co-living towers for its Yorkhill Quay neighbourhood
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Building StudyHow Studio Verve is keeping Harringay warehouse district alive
A small, female-led practice involves local artists in creating vibrant, colourful and stylish live/work units in north London
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NewsJestico + Whiles submits 772-home second phase of Kodak factory masterplan
Scheme for L&Q inspired by site’s heritage of photography and manufacturing
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OpinionThe danger of building homes at any cost
Delivering 1.5 million homes means little if quality is sacrificed in the process. Without strong design leadership and long-term thinking, today’s solutions could become tomorrow’s regeneration failures, says Satish Jassal
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OpinionThe infrastructure gap that nobody wants to price properly
Hien Nguyen considers what the current state of development in and around Cambridge reveals about the future of housing delivery in Britain
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NewsChancellor 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
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NewsHaworth 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
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NewsFarrells’ 29-storey Battersea tower dismissed at appeal
Planning Inspectorate throws out 110-home Glassmill scheme following two-year campaign by locals and celebrities
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NewsStephenson Hamilton Risley Studio to replace Buxton shopping centre with new neighbourhood
£100m regeneration scheme to transform The Springs with over 300 homes and new public space
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NewsBroadway Malyan given green light for first build-to-rent scheme in Norwich
Queens Road scheme include 432 homes on southern edge of city centre