All News articles – Page 3
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NewsBarely 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
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NewsIn 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
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NewsStudio 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
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NewsBuilt environment sector welcomes government’s 10-year infrastructure strategy
Plan sets out how £725bn will be spent on infrastructure over next decade
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NewsPoundbury 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
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NewsPetrarch launches slimline facade panel with focus on sustainability and reuse
Petrarch has unveiled PlanX, a reconstituted stone cladding panel designed to meet contemporary architectural needs for slimline aesthetics and sustainable material use.
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NewsARB 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The regulator has outlined six core standards for professionalism and is seeking feedback on new draft guidance supporting the updated code
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NewsFuture Trends: workload optimism jumps to highest level in three years
Architects’ expectations of future work rose sharply last month despite consistent pressures on sector
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NewsLords 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
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NewsMark 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
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NewsFrederick Gibberd’s Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I listed status
Historic England recognises significance of the 1960s modernist landmark
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NewsRIBA 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
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NewsA 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
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NewsPublic 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
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NewsHelsinki Design Museum unveils new images of finalist proposals
Five anonymous designs published as part of final round of consultation
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NewsOffice Ten Architecture proposes scalable retrofit model to tackle housing and climate crises
Pilot project is rethinking the standard terrace homes, hoping to improve fabric performance and increase housing density in a bid to solve the UK’s housing shortage and the environmental impact of underperforming homes
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NewsGovernment launches National Housing Bank with £16bn to invest in delivery
Bank will be a subsidiary of Homes England and will make long-term investments in building new homes
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NewsGreen light for Benedetti Architect’s RIBA HQ overhaul
Construction work set to start early next year
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NewsLocal authority blames ‘unresponsive’ building safety regulator for latest delay to hit housing scheme
Gateway 2 holds-up put brakes on 300-homes development in Luton
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NewsCity 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