All News articles – Page 3
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NewsScottish government to invest nearly £5bn in affordable housing
Scotland’s Housing Emergency Action Plan aims to address nation’s housing crisis
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NewsBCO planning ‘complete overhaul’ of office rating system
Offices body to introduce new ‘prime’ grade for best office space as it describes current system as ‘not fit for purpose’
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NewsOrms retrofit of 1 St Martin’s Le Grand set for approval
The City of London has backed plans for developer Ho Bee Land to refurbish and extend the former General Post Office building near St Paul’s Cathedral
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NewsKnauf Insulation launches free online 3D U-value calculator for steel frame rainscreen facades
Insulation mannufacturer states the new tool allows architects to instantly generate precise U-values tailored to their designs, helping reduce the performance gap and avoid over-specification
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NewsLevitt Bernstein and WR-AP’s New Cross estate regeneration scheme goes in for planning
Redevelopment includes 122 council homes for social rent and 44 homes for low-cost ownership
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NewsOrms and Richard Griffiths’ Custom House hotel conversion set to be approved next week
Plans to turn grade I-listed City landmark into a hotel backed by planning officers with no objections on heritage grounds
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NewsTower 42 to undergo ‘significant transformation’ under plans being worked up by dMFK
Atrium entrance and internal spaces at 1980s landmark to be given facelift aiming to attract modern occupiers
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NewsChris Williamson urges architects to meet AI challenge ‘head on’ as he begins term as RIBA president
WW+P co-founder starts presidential role today
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NewsManalo & White commercial manager charged under Terrorism Act following arrest at Palestine protest
Steve Fox among four high-profile architects arrested since July at protests supporting banned group Palestine Action
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NewsPlans in for Carmody Groarke and Sheppard Robson’s £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
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NewsWhat made this project… Everton Stadium by BDP Pattern
BDP Pattern guides us through the specification challenges present at Everton Stadium
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NewsGreen light for Grimshaw’s Aston Villa stadium expansion
Plans would help club get closer to intended 50,000 seat capacity
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NewsExhibition explores Lambeth’s council housing legacy
The show draws on the Lambeth Archives collection and looks back at estates built between 1965 and 1980 under borough architect Edward Hollamby
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NewsARB’s new code of conduct launches from 1 September
Revised Architects Code of Conduct and Practice replaces the 2017 version and sets out six broad standards that all UK-registered architects must follow
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NewsAHMM’s plans for controversial Bristol Temple Quarter homes approved
Five blocks containing 434 build-to-rent homes signed off on conservation area site
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NewsRIBA urges parliament to prioritise design quality in planning reform bill
Amendment to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill would require design visions to be incorporated into Spatial Development Strategies
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NewsAssael wins approval for West Ealing aparthotel scheme
Project will be built on a long-derelict Woolworths site and include 268 suites alongside new co-working spaces
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NewsLee Ivett appointed head of London School of Architecture
The move follows the departure of Neal Shasore and the school’s merger into the University of the Built Environment earlier this year
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NewsMICA wins planning approval for Maltings theatre scheme in Berwick-upon-Tweed
Project will remodel the existing theatre complex with a new auditorium, cinemas and public spaces as part of culture-led regeneration in the town
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NewsStallan Brand progresses revised central Glasgow mixed-use district
City centre scheme to include cluster of new buildings up to 19 storeys in height