All Housing articles – Page 37
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NewsPlans in for Jestico & Whiles’ £9m Nottingham scheme
Canalside building to be first element in £650m regeneration scheme
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OpinionKey lessons to be learned about high-density living
A three-year study into living in some of London’s more recent high-density developments makes fascinating and important reading, writes Julia Park
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NewsHampshire housing scheme approved after plan to cut nitrate leaks OK’d
Scheme designed by London practice Melt
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NewsStiff & Trevillion’s plans for Marylebone housing scheme revealed
Block will include 25 apartments
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FeaturesWhat public engagement teaches us about housing design
People want different things from their homes at different stages of their lives. But some things are universal, writes Sarah Weir
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NewsNew housing design guide aims to stop ‘island developments’
Influential Building for Life toolkit is updated and tries to discourage car-dependent neighbourhoods
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley submits £200m Cornish housing scheme
Plans are second phase of architect’s masterplan for historic coastal town
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry digest: Rydon’s evidence so far
What we’ve learnt from the refurbishment project’s main contractor
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NewsJenrick defends decision not to disclose Desmond’s Westferry lobbying
Dinner and texts were not meetings, housing secretary tells MPs
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NewsArchitects accuse government of arrogance and breathtaking lack of understanding over permitted development
Detail of government’s controversial deregulation of the planning system published
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NewsPilbrow and Partners' White City towers get green light
Housebuilder’s St James subsidiary behind development
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NewsBPTW lodges plans for more homes at Ebbsfleet Garden City
Homes, park and sports pitch included on 12ha site
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NewsMayor set to rule on Bishopsgate Goodsyard in November
Scheme first went in for planning six years ago
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NewsChapman Taylor wins planning for Bolton regen scheme
Mixed-use town-centre project includes 150 homes
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NewsCrane collapsed at Waugh Thistleton site one day after it was erected
One person killed and four injured in tragedy
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OpinionThe PM’s ‘build build build’ mantra is out of step with the public mood
If ministers had listened to developers – let alone architects – we’d be in less of a mess now, writes Julia Park
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NewsChancellor’s green recovery package ‘not enough’, say architects
Failure to cut VAT on refurbishment ‘a missed opportunity’
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NewsArchitects welcome Sunak’s expected green stimulus
Chancellor’s economic statement today will confirm £3bn for green home upgrades