All Housing articles – Page 8
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NewsRSHP modular homes shortlisted in RSAW Awards
Crofts Street housing scheme is one of four projects vying for top Welsh architecture accolade
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NewsArchitects voice fears about ‘character’ and ‘beauty’ tweaks to planning rules
RIBA also tells ministers it’s “not convinced” that measures to boost housing delivery go far enough
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NewsRSUA reveals 10-strong shortlist for 2023 Design Awards
McGonigle McGrath and Patrick Bradley in running for Northern Ireland accolades
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NewsLevitt Bernstein gets go-ahead for Woolwich estate regeneration
South-east London plans will treble number of homes at Brookhill Estate
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NewsMinisters rapped for Boiler Upgrade Scheme failings
£450m programme hit by low take-up and unlikely to drive market change for low-carbon heating, House of Lords committee warns
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OpinionSmall sites: handle with care
Architects have a vital role to play in helping bring small sites forward for development, writes Chloë Phelps
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NewsAssociated Architects’ Brum towers set for approval
Planners support 53-storey and 41-storey blocks earmarked for northern edge of city centre
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NewsDavid Kohn and FCBS in running for RIBA South West Awards
Piers Taylor’s Invisible Studio racks up three entries on 23-project shortlist
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News3XN’s student tower and Migration Museum set for green light
City of London planners recommend 21-storey Crutched Friars scheme for approval
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NewsStitch gets OK for student tower at appeal
Southwark scheme is “high-quality but not exemplary”, planning inspector says
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NewsTate Modern ‘nuisance’ ruling will have wider implications, lawyers say
Supreme Court decision could spark new challenges and affect provision of public viewing space according to property specialists
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NewsSupreme Court backs Neo Bankside residents in Tate Modern challenge
Ruling overturns earlier decisions on nuisance caused by Herzog & de Meuron-designed viewing gallery
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NewsLDA Design gets go-ahead for 550-home masterplan
Homes England development in Plymouth also targets community hub for former clay-drying works
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OpinionDoes the changing regulatory environment provide an opportunity to look again at fee scales?
The way in which the architectural profession is regulated is changing. Is this the time to reopen the debate on fee scales, asks Matthew Lloyd
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NewsGove admits building regs were ‘faulty and ambiguous’ before Grenfell
But housing secretary says construction-industry players have greater culpability in 2017 tragedy
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NewsGlenn Howells student scheme hit by listing decision
Proposals pulled from planning meeting after former Nottingham police and fire headquarters gets grade II status
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NewsCampaigners seek listing for Terry Farrell’s Alban Gate
Bid to protect post-modern landmark comes after developer unveils Gensler-led transformation plans
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NewsPractices line up workshops for Brixton plans
Pollard Thomas Edwards and Buckley Gray Yeoman set to work with residents on housing and workspace proposals
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NewsRIBA launches design competition for Mansfield homes
Nottinghamshire town seeks “exemplar” residential development for conservation-area site
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