All Housing articles – Page 102
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NewsOval joins Chinese team chasing Manchester housing
Architect part of alliance wanting to build 55,000 homes by 2027
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NewsLambeth OK's Cartwright Pickard's money-saving plan
Council also approve Panter Hudspith cinema
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NewsCollective appointed to £13m Glasgow flats refurb
Architect takes the green not the Red Road approach to tower blocks
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NewsMayor unveils east London masterplan
New homes and transport infrastructure earmarked for brownfield between London Bridge and Kent
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NewsNew Renzo tower will revamp Paddington, says developer
At 65 storeys, building will be same height as the Cheesegrater
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NewsHotel at Foster's Battersea Power Station plot unveiled
Designs unveiled as Art’otel signs up to manage hotel next door to iconic power station
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NewsCity to begin biggest house-building programme since Barbican
Sites will be City-owned land outside the Square Mile
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NewsTrio OK'd for first phase of Manchester revamp
Simpson Haugh and Levitt Bernstein among those working on deal
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NewsArchitects condemn 'dangerous' Housing Bill
Relaxation of planning laws ‘will prioritise speed over quality and yet not give business predictability it wants’
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NewsPitman Tozer, dRMM and CZWG triumph in global housing competition
Baca, HTA, Natasha Reid and David Kroll also among winning architects
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NewsGatti Routh Rhodes wins planning for East End church project
Six-storey building will house a church, flats and community facilities
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NewsHOK submits plans for western Europe's tallest flats
67-storey apartment block planned for Canary Wharf
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NewsLevitt Bernstein's Old Street homes given green light
Work will include retail and improving public space
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NewsMetropolitan Workshop, Mae and Haworth Tompkins join up for Brixton work
Scheme will include 300 new homes
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NewsMatthew Lloyd and Mae get green light for HS2 replacement homes
Architects designed 116 homes across eight sites near Euston station
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NewsJam tomorrow, promises Chipperfield as profits hit again
Practice cuts staff but says it will ‘grow steadily’ in coming years