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Pilbrow & Partners’ 70-storey Nine Elms tower scheme revealed
Plans for 3,000-home replacement of scrapped Allies & Morrison scheme would be one of the tallest residential developments in the UK
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15% of social housing with fire defects may not begin remediation for a decade, says regulator
Majority of works will begin within five years
Hopkins’ revised Vauxhall towers set for approval next week
Scheme to replace former plan for hotel towers on riverside site
In pictures: Mowat & Company redesigns Flint HQ in south London
Flint, the London-based wine merchant, has completed a comprehensive refurbishment of its Kennington headquarters in collaboration with architecture practice Mowat & Company. The redesign addresses spatial constraints in the previously overcrowded Stannary Street site, enhancing both workflow and visitor experience
Collective Architecture appointed to lead conservation of Robert Burns’ home
Practice will lead on proposals for safeguarding the A listed 18th-century farm buildings near Dumfries, once home to Scotland’s national poet
Oki calls for impact assessment on Level 7 apprenticeship funding cut
RIBA president urges government to reconsider exclusion of over-21s from apprenticeship funding, as new industrial strategy highlights architecture’s role in growth
Building Safety Regulator delays spooking investors, Wembley Park developer tells Lords
Construction director at Quintain warns investment is being redeployed away from housing due to gateway 2 holdups
Building Safety Regulator delays spooking investors, Wembley Park developer tells Lords
Construction director at Quintain warns investment is being redeployed away from housing due to gateway 2 holdups
Oki calls for impact assessment on Level 7 apprenticeship funding cut
RIBA president urges government to reconsider exclusion of over-21s from apprenticeship funding, as new industrial strategy highlights architecture’s role in growth
FCBS lodges plans for six-block Manchester housing scheme
Former Chorlton Precinct shopping centre to be replaced by 262 homes
TP Bennett appoints three new directors as part of international growth strategy
Move follows the acquisition of Dubai-based practice Bluehaus
Building Safety Regulator chief to step down in September
Philip White’s ’partial retirment’ announced internally in March but only made public today
Foster & Partners named winner of competition to design national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II
Practice beats big names including Heatherwick Studio and Wilkinson Eyre to win £46m St James’s Park scheme
Historic Manchester mill slated for Hodder-designed redevelopment destroyed by fire
Blaze at Hotspur Press building was declared a ‘major incident’ which lasted nearly five hours
Sadie Morgan steps down as director as dRMM announces leadership restructure
Founding directors Alex de Rijke and Sadie Morgan step back from day-to-day roles, as the practice names five new associate directors across its London and Berlin studios
Benoy’s Nottingham Forest stadium plans set for re-approval after years haggling over section 106
Club’s proposals include 170-home residential development
Barely 10% of building safety gateway 2 submissions for new builds have been approved, latest figures say
Date provided by Cast says the average cost of getting green light at this stage is close to £28,000
Plans in for Grafton Architects’ Christ’s College Cambridge library
Stirling Prize winner’s proposals replace scrapped scheme designed by Rick Mather Architects
Adam Architecture picked for 2,000-home eco scheme in Essex
Proposed plans include the creation of an on-site factory to build the panel-based sustainable homes
Calls to tender for Whitechapel Market ‘gateways’
Architects are being asked to design ‘visually striking’ entrance areas to the East End street market
Studio Moren submits plans for roof extension on listed City office block
Square Mile’s latest office to hotel conversion would add four storeys to Victorian-era St Clement’s House
Built environment sector welcomes government’s 10-year infrastructure strategy
Plan sets out how £725bn will be spent on infrastructure over next decade
In pictures: Kimbell Pike Architects converts listed Arts and Crafts building into Montessori nursery
The £500,000 project incorporates a series of bespoke plywood interventions within the Grade II listed structure, aiming to support flexible, child-focused learning
Poundbury planner Léon Krier dies aged 79
An uncompromising critic of modernism and passionate advocate for traditional urbanism, Krier reshaped architectural debate through his writings, teaching and the enduring influence of projects such as Poundbury
Mark Wild lays bare scale of HS2 failures as he sets out plans to make suppliers take on more risk
HS2 chief executive reveals he considered pausing construction to implement ‘comprehensive reset’ of project
Lords opens inquiry into Building Safety Regulator delays
Committee issues call for evidence from industry on performance of the regulator amid ongoing scheme approval hold-ups
ARB publishes new Architects Code, effective from September
The regulator has outlined six core standards for professionalism and is seeking feedback on new draft guidance supporting the updated code
Future Trends: workload optimism jumps to highest level in three years
Architects’ expectations of future work rose sharply last month despite consistent pressures on sector
Frederick Gibberd’s Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I listed status
Historic England recognises significance of the 1960s modernist landmark
RIBA receives £1m donation to support Part 2 students
Funding from Sandys Trust will establish an endowment to provide financial support for postgraduate architecture students through the RIBA Bursaries scheme
Helsinki Design Museum unveils new images of finalist proposals
Five anonymous designs published as part of final round of consultation
A is for Architecture’s Folkestone Harbour plans finally approved
The development includes 14 buildings, 405-homes, new public spaces and the reuse of the former Harbour Station
Public Practice awarded £500k government grant to help recruit 300 new planners
Funding forms part of a wider initiative to recruit planning and placemaking professionals into local government across England
City signs off Make’s 10-storey High Holborn office block
Scheme to replace several 1960s buildings with 50,000sq m of office and cultural space
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