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‘Unprecedented’ rise in red tape and costs see Berkeley call halt to buying land
Two thirds of gateway 2 decisions in last three months were green lights, Building Safety Regulator says
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‘Pendulum has swung too far’ on building regulations since Grenfell, says Reform housing spokesperson
Ex-Homes England chair Simon Dudley asks why ‘previous tragic deaths’ are stopping homes being built
Trump unveils plan for Miami tower hailed as testament to ‘greatest president our nation has ever known’
Bermello Ajamil & Partners-designed library to contain giant gold statue of US president and a recreation of Air Force One
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‘Unprecedented’ rise in red tape and costs see Berkeley call halt to buying land
Shares slump on news as housebuilder says impact of Middle East war, falling consumer confidence and effect of building safety regulations behind announcement
Two thirds of gateway 2 decisions in last three months were green lights, Building Safety Regulator says
Group adds more remediation cases are being dealt with as it prepares to formally announce remediation improvement plan this month
Arup team working on redevelopment of Armagh Astropark in Northern Ireland
Grimshaw and TODD Architects appointed to restore 18th century research institute and design new planetarium
Homes England launches National Housing Bank
Investment prospectus published alongside announcement of first £100m investment in 3,300-home Aviva partnership
War in Middle East biggest threat to UK construction right now, CLC’s materials group warns
Group pinpoints series of impacts conflict is having, adding ‘cost of steel is biggest concern’
Norwich council looking for architect to design urban village on former industrial site
Team sought for £1.2m job lasting 17 months
Norwich council looking for architect to design urban village on former industrial site
Team sought for £1.2m job lasting 17 months
Architects face more cautious underwriting following withdrawal of PII firm Wren, lawyers warn
Wren Insurance Association said last week it will end renewal offers following high volume of cladding claims
Woods Bagot exhibition on skateboarding at the Southbank Centre to open next month
Retrospective to focus on history of one of Britain’s oldest continuously used skateboarding sites
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands appointed to refurbish listed City of London livery hall
Former home of the Chartered Insurance Institute to be given facelift
City Hall hands British Land grant to increase Canada Water affordable homes to 9%
Scheme was called in last year after report found only 3% of its 3,700 homes could be delivered as affordable
Studio Weave’s British Museum entrances scheme unanimously approved
Pavilions to replace tents and barriers currently used by museum visitors
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In pictures: FaulknerBrowns completes £9m job to revamp grade I-listed market in Newcastle
Grainger Market has been at site for nearly 200 years
Green light for Mole Architects’ Cambridgeshire housing scheme
Co-housing to be partly overseen by local Buddhist group
What made this project… 1 Blossom Yard by TP Bennett
Interior Architect of the Year 2025 finalist TP Bennett guides us through the unique specification challenges at 1 Blossom Yard
Evacuation cores to be required in all high-rise buildings across England under proposed guidance update
Schemes in London already subject to rules but new guidelines to extend requirement outside capital from 2029
Government and mayor announce ‘targeted refinements’ in final version of London’s emergency housebuilding package
Industry welcomes changes following consultation, but some question whether time-limited measures go far enough
Green light for Pollard Thomas Edwards' Brixton scheme with 40% social rent
Development will see 288 homes bullt across four blocks
Family which built Stirling’s No 1 Poultry say refurb will ‘mutilate’ building as City approves scheme
Original design team also takes aim at John Robertson Architects-designed facelift
Hopkins unveils plans to overhaul Terry Farrell’s office block above Charing Cross station
Practice working with Farrell’s son Max Farrell on plans to reimagine 1 Emabnkment Place
Ole Scheeren reveals latest project for tech giant Tencent
Museum of art in Shenzhen to feature five pavilions suspended above a public plaza
Sheppard Robson and Carmody Groarke get green light for £400m student resi scheme behind Tate Modern
Bankside House replacement to include nearly 2,000 student beds in three towers up to 28 storeys in height
New homes must be built with on-site renewable energy generation and heat pumps from 2028, government says
Future Homes and Buildings Standard will come into force from March 2027 but with an 12-month transition period
Cost of building tall towers in London up by 40% in five years, T&T says
Viability of schemes now the most critical issue, consultant warns
Appeal lodged against Norfolk council’s decision to reject Levitt Bernstein’s overhaul of 1960s estate
Affordable housing provider submits appeal to planning inspectorate after Breckland council rejects plan
Allies and Morrison final-phase plans for Elephant and Castle get green light despite lower affordable housing share
New plan for Get Living is taller, has more homes and introduces student accommodation, while keeping number of affordable homes the same
Government reveals names of seven new towns it plans to press ahead with
MHCLG announces it will back seven settlements, down from the 12 recommended by the New Town’s Taskforce
Plan to turn former Debenhams store in Oxford into £125m lab space gets green light
Architect Perkins & Will’s proposal involves retaining existing building’s facade as part of 100,000sq ft development
HTA plan for Alton Estate revamp in London wins planning
Scheme will include new homes and community hub
RSHP’s South Kensington tube redevelopment to start later this year
Controversial project will replace Bullnose building with four-storey office and add new eastbound platform
Group of nine east London boroughs unveils investment prospectus
Local London says region has capacity to deliver more than 145,000 new homes
Allies and Morrison’s £200m Wimbledon expansion plan moves step closer after tennis club wins High Court legal battle
Proposals to treble size of venue had faced fresh clash over status of golf club site
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