All Housing articles – Page 146
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NewsJestico & Whiles secures backing for Greenwich Millennium Village
Architect wins permission for Countryside Properties and Taylor Wimpey scheme
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NewsMake's Heygate Estate redevelopment submitted to council
Architect’s 2,500-home proposal goes to London Borough of Southwark
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NewsGodsmark Architecture's Kent holiday home wins planning
Home near Rye will be raised 1.4m above flood plain
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NewsDavid Chipperfield Architects submits plans for Waterloo
£600 million project includes 29-storey tower
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InspirationsPeter St John's inspiration: Housing at the Gallaratese Quarter by Aldo Rossi
Aldo Rossi’s Gallaratese housing in Milan showed Peter St John that modern architecture could incorporate classical themes
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NewsLevitt Bernstein gets nod for Southwark housing
Architect to create 46 new homes at Bermondsey Spa
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NewsBrent Council set to approve Kilburn housing next month
Work on Alison Brooks Architects and Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands homes could start in 2013
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NewsCZWG plans for Holloway
CZWG has designed a 212-bed student accommodation block next door to Holloway Road underground station in north London.
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NewsFirst apartment completed at Levitt Bernstein scheme
Stepney Green project comprises 462 homes in three blocks
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NewsTesco completes first homes in London
First residents to move into Collado Collins-designed houses next month
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NewsScott Brownrigg's Sibly Hall scheme wins approval
Councillors back 10-storey student tower for Reading University
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NewsDuany Plater-Zyberg’s Scottish town wins backing
Public inquiry into local plan recommends council approval
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NewsBoost for architects as housebuilding fund rises to £570m
First schemes to benefit from Get Britain Building announced
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NewsStubbs Rich wins lace mill design competition
Practice to oversee development of grade II listed Somerset building
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NewsPrince's Foundation turns mass housebuilder
Outline permission already granted for Oxfordshire site
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FeaturesPaul Karakusevic: ‘It’s about building to a high quality’
Karakusevic Carson’s passion for improving public housing is winning through, even in times of austerity
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NewsSalter’s first UK houses start on site
The first Peter Salter project to be built in the UK is on course to be completed this year
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Building StudyFirst look: Delvendahl Martin Architects' private house, Forest Hill, London
Delvendahl Martin Architects has won planning for a radical remodelling of a private house in Forest Hill, south-east London.