All articles by Tom Lowe
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NewsCardiff’s grade II-listed dry docks set to be transformed into £17m sauna and pool complex
Finnish developer Nordic Urban planning five schemes across the UK and Ireland
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FeaturesWhat does the industry need for Burnham’s technical education reforms to succeed?
As regional mayors prepare to take control of funding for 16-19 education pathways following changes expected in next month’s Budget, Tom Lowe looks at the flagship Manchester scheme the new prime minister wants the rest of the country to copy
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NewsNorman Foster warns renewables could threaten ecosystems as he calls for nuclear ‘revolution’
Foster + Partners founder said there was a ‘massive communication gap’ on the benefits of zero-carbon nuclear power
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NewsMorris + Co submits plans for 45-storey student tower in Southwark
Scheme to add to new cluster of towers north of Elephant and Castle roundabout
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NewsHOK’s UK business back in black as turnover increases 28%
Pre-tax profit at London office jumps from a loss of £688,400 to a profit of £897,556
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NewsARB introduces new non-traditional routes into registration
Rules allow those without a Part 1 to become an architect
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NewsMake unveils plans for 13-storey extension above historic City office block
Site located on one of Square Mile’s busiest streets near Liverpool Street station
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NewsPurcell working on refurbishment of grade II-listed Temple building classed ‘high-risk’ by the BSR
Historic legal chambers block largely vacant after just breaching regulator’s fire safety rules
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NewsHTA submits plans for Mile End social homes
Scheme includes refurbishment of Victorian workhouse which has stood empty since 2007
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NewsTerry Farrell’s Charing Cross Station building given grade II listing
Decision could complicate plans by Hopkins to refurbish the building
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NewsCity Hall signs off JTP’s 3,000-home Beckton Riverside scheme
Berkeley behind plans to redevelop former gasworks in Newham
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NewsPlans in for Orms’ BT Tower hotel
Scheme for US hotel giant to open up grade II-listed building to the public for the first time in nearly 50 years
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FeaturesReform UK conference: Funding furore overshadows radical planning proposals
An undercover Channel 4 investigation forced two senior Reform UK figures to resign during the party’s Birmingham conference, deepening questions about its electoral prospects. But the party’s radical brownfield planning proposals still have significant appeal in the construction industry
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NewsHawkins\Brown wins £2.6m job to design Oxford station masterplan
Scheme to include offices, life sciences and housing
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NewsHaptic Architects and Gort Scott appointed on floating homes project at Royal Docks
Practices to lead nine-month feasibility study on residential component of mixed-use floating scheme next to City Hall
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NewsReform UK unveils sweeping plans to deregulate the planning system
Party wants to cut affordable housing requirements to 5%, scrap BNG requirements, section 106 payments and most building standards on brownfield housing schemes
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NewsEngineering consultancy AKT II rebrands as Tyréns AKT
Name changed to reflect firm’s parent company Tyréns Group
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NewsRIBA contest invites students to submit ideas for solar panels on small island states
Competition calls for proposals to embed panels in tourist infrastructure on climate-vulnerable islands
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NewsHand Network Rail land to metro mayors to speed up housing delivery around train stations, think tank tells government
Centre for Cities said matching housing density around stations seen in France and Japan could reduce UK’s housing shortage by 25%