All Housing articles – Page 141
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OpinionEnding quotas is the road to ruin
In your report on the call to scrap affordable housing quotas (bdonline August 23) Grant Shapps asks: “Why is it in this country we don’t build homes specifically for rent, unlike almost everywhere else in the world?… We have buy-to-let but not build-to-let.”
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley Bristol hospital plans blocked
City councillors reject redevelopment of harbourside site
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NewsDecision due on plan to turn former Eurythmics' studio into flats
Five flats planned at David Gray’s studio in London
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Building StudyHannibal Road Gardens by Peter Barber Architects
This new terrace for an East End estate acts as a backdrop for its residents’ individualism
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NewsOlympics scuppers Rogers' Design Festival plans
Practice runs out of time to find space to show off house design
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NewsMargate ruling ends Assael's homes plan
Dreamland theme park to be turned into heritage park instead
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NewsApprentice star supports council home sell-off idea
Architect Gabrielle Omar said proposals could be “great for the sector”
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour wins approval for Vauxhall tower
Residential tower granted planning permission by Lambeth councillors
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NewsRDA starts work on Chiswick Passivahus
South London architect designs three-bedroom Edwardian-style house
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NewsHeygate residents vow to fight compulsory purchase
Council says it has been “reasonable and flexible” in offering alternative accommodation
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NewsDesign ACB gets planning for London house
Victorian terrace in Battersea will be remodelled and extended
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NewsRobin Hood Gardens compulsory purchase plans approved
Councillors back latest step in estate’s demolition and redevelopment
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NewsRobert Adam completes Jersey care home
‘Residential care homes don’t have to be ordinary,’ says architect
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NewsPickles sets sights on planning obligations to tackle housing crisis
Brokers to renegotiate “unrealistic” deals between developers and councils