All News articles – Page 8
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News10 interesting finds at Surface Design 2026
Here’s our round-up of some of the most interesting ideas and coolest products from the Surface Design Show 2026
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NewsHistoric buildings risk becoming uninhabitable without planning reform, report warns
Grosvenor calls for new planning rules allowing automatic consent for low-risk retrofit jobs on listed properties
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NewsHugh Broughton Architects’ Antarctic research station officially opens after six-year construction programme
Discovery Building at UK’s Rothera Research Station delivered on time and on budget
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NewsBennetts gets green light for Cambridge office block
1960s tower named after Tudor rebel to be pulled down
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NewsWhat made this project… Perry Vale House by Wellstudio Architecture
Finalist for One Off Small Project of the Year Award 2025, Wellstudio Architecture guides us through the specification challenges present at Perry Vale House
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NewsBoard overseeing Houses of Parliament restoration recommends £3bn package of works to start this year
Delivery partners to be appointed for first phase of work which will include building temporary accommodation for both Houses of Parliament
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NewsGreen light for Gensler’s £1bn south London cancer research hub
Approval comes nine years after council published its strategic long-term vision for former Sutton Hospital site
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NewsMHCLG proposes new regeneration body to spearhead development in Greater Cambridge
Announcement is latest in a series of funding packages and initiatives to accelerate housing and infrastructure in the Oxford Cambridge arc
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NewsConstruction output declines at slowest rate in seven months as confidence improves
Latest bellwether index shows improved figures but output remains in negative territory for 13th consecutive month
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington and Haworth Tompkins appointed to next phase of Battersea homes scheme
Scheme comprises around 2,500 homes
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NewsRed flags over Broadgate: BIG workers protest planned mass lay-offs after major contract scrapped
The architects’ union has reported a rapid rise in membership at the Danish practice’s London office amid anger at handling of a mass redundancy process. Daniel Gayne attended their protest in the City of London this week to find out more
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NewsFormer RIBA president backs union in BIG redundancy dispute
Angela Brady calls for practice’s management to find ‘fair and reasonable’ outcome
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NewsArchitectural workers set to protest over BIG redundancy plans
Union Unite says protest will take place outside practice’s Broadgate office today
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NewsIntergenerational housing scheme gives students cheaper rent in exchange for befriending older neighbours
A new intergenerational housing development by Levitt Bernstein offering students cheaper rent in exchange for being “good neighbours” to the older residents with whom they share the blocks
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NewsHigher tax costs see Ryder’s pre-tax profit more than halve
Newcastle firm says increasing NIC burden blunts profit
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NewsFormer RIBA president backs rival McAslan scheme for Liverpool Street station revamp ahead of crucial planning meeting next week
City of London due to consider controversial Network Rail plan next Tuesday
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NewsAdam Architecture gets green light to restore 200-year-old gasholder as part of Fulham towers scheme
Georgian structure is on Historic England’s at risk register
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NewsBuilding Design launches Regen Connect campaign focused on a new era of regional regeneration
New series delivering deep insight into the policies, funding and local partnerships shaping urban renewal, and leading up to Building the Future Live Conference in October
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NewsIn pictures: Wishing Well by Fieldwork Architects – run-down bungalow transformed using rammed earth
Fieldwork Architects has turned a dilapidated dormer bungalow on Jersey’s windswept west coast into a beautiful contemporary beach house using rammed earth and local granite
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NewsFCBS's and Morris + Co's King’s Cross scheme gets green light from Camden planners
Mixed-use plans include more than 400 homes and a 31-storey tower