All News articles – Page 11
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NewsRyder unveils Jamaica national stadium vision
Project aiming to support country’s bid for 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cup
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NewsGensler submits plans for JP Morgan office refurb near the Barbican
Top two storeys of 2005 building to be extended and facades overhauled
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NewsJTP team gets green light for 3,500-home neighbourhood in Essex
Development forms part of 10,000-home Chelmsford Garden Community masterplan
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NewsIn pictures: Wade House by Wadhal – Metroland reinvented
Wade House, by emerging London practice Wadhal, has embraced the planning constraints of west London commuter land to create a house that is completely of its place and completely contemporary; utterly familiar and strangely new. Welcome to the suburban uncanny
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NewsIn pictures: Make’s One Leadenhall tower completes
City of London scheme spans 430,000sq ft of office space across 35-storeys
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NewsFletcher Priest unveils new City headquarters
Studio housed in first two floors of firm’s own 100 Fetter Lane scheme
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NewsSAVE adds Sheffield’s National Centre for Popular Music to at-risk register as fears for building grow
Branson Coates’ building was vacated by Sheffield Hallam’s student union last year
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NewsFinalists for 2026 Architect of the Year Awards revealed
Ninety firms in the running for the titles in 2026
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NewsWW+P and Studio Egret West architects win 2026 Davidson Prize
Team proposed converting decommissioned London buses into mobile playgrounds
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NewsContractor wins landmark Building Safety Act cladding claim against overseas parent of stricken UK product firm
High Court judge orders German company to pay contractor £1.8m for costs racked up replacing cladding system at Essex tower block
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NewsIndustry welcomes Burnham’s council housing and devolution plans but questions who will pay for it
Firms call for greater recognition of cost they face – including higher taxes implemented by current government
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NewsHOK veteran Bill Valentine dies aged 88
US firm’s former president and chairman known for designing corporate headquarters including San Francisco’s Levi’s Plaza
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NewsBurnham pledges ‘biggest rebalancing of power our country has seen’ as he sets out plans for new Number 10 office in Manchester
Favourite to become UK’s next PM also promises ’biggest council house building programme since the post-war period’
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NewsHS2 reset needs to avoid previous failures, NAO report says
Rejig of project due to be completed by railway bosses and government by next spring
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NewsYork and North Yorkshire Combined Authority to create three mayoral development zones to drive regeneration
York Central, Scarborough and Selby identified as priority development areas
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NewsFootballer Juan Mata to help Populous design training centres
Former Chelsea and Manchester United midfielder to provide design reviews on schemes across the world
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NewsFoster + Partners unveils vision for new agri-urban city Oman
Designs revealed for city of 13,000 people
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NewsHousing associations warn slowing down release of funds under £39bn SAHP could lead to 17,000 fewer homes over three years
Housing associations reducing expected starts following Homes England’s call to reprofile bids, trade body says in letter to Rachel Reeves
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NewsLegal challenge launched against ‘flawed’ rejection of dRMM’s south London scheme
Planning inspector determined 850-home scheme’s height, scale and massing would cause harm to Peckham neighbourhood
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NewsCompleting the Quarter: Albert Giralt on Shard Place and 25 years of Renzo Piano Building Workshop at London Bridge
As upmarket buy-to-rent (BTR) tower Shard Place launches, we met Albert Giralt, partner/director at Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW), to learn about the challenges of designing the luxury resi tower that completes the Shard grouping – and signals a new ambition for the capital’s BTR sector