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NewsGreen light for Witherford Watson Mann’s £90m transformation of RCA’s Kensington campus
Scheme designed in collaboration with Clementine Blakemore Architects
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NewsLoughborough university professor appointed as next chief construction advisor
Sergio Cavalaro played key role in government’s structural assessments of buildings containing RAAC
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OpinionPerhaps architecture needs more tradition, not less
Nigel Ostime has recently been appointed as the new master of the Architects Livery Company. He believes centuries-old institutions still have a valuable role to play in bringing people together around a shared profession
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NewsCarmody Groarke unveils new wing at Ghent design museum
Heritage buildings restored as part of four-year construction programme
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NewsConservatives to unveil radical proposals to scrap Future Homes Standard and environmental quangos
Measures to boost housbuilding to include replacing Section 106 and CIL payments with combined levy
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NewsHowells submits plans for 1,200-home Northampton town centre regeneration
Redevelopment of former bus station site to include offices and student accommodation
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OpinionPlanning reform alone will not deliver better places
Once the economic constraints lift, developers and local planning authorities must understand the role of design in the process of quality placemaking, argues Ben Derbyshire
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NewsEdinburgh Palm House reopens following Smith Scott Mullan restoration
Category A-listed building contains some of the world’s rarest plants
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NewsLondon boroughs identify sites to build more than 50,000 council homes
Building full pipeline would cost more than half a million pounds more than London’s total SAHP allocation
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NewsPRP reveals 40-storey tower plan for Shoreditch high-rise cluster
Two-block scheme to contain around 400 homes
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OpinionProtection of what, exactly? On the title and function debate at AHMM
At a debate last week hosted by the Future Cities Project at AHMM, ahead of the Battle of Ideas Festival on 17 and 18 October, four architects and engineers debated whether an architect’s function, not just the title, should be protected in law. Oriana Fernandez reports
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NewsAllies and Morrison and HOK reveal new designs for Paddington hospital rebuild
Scheme to include 30-storey hosptial tower and 10-acre life sciences campus
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NewsArchitects’ PR guru joins engineering consultant as its first non-exec
Leanne Tritton set up ING Media nealy 30 years ago
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NewsPLP submits two more towers in Elephant and Castle
Redevelopment of former Salvation Army HQ to include 750 homes and a 400-bed hotel
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FeaturesHope again? Five key takeaways from Labour conference 2026
A lot has changed since last year’s event - not least the man giving the big speech. Daniel Gayne headed to Liverpool to find out what Labour has planned for the built environment for the coming year
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NewsHousing planning approvals sink to lowest level for more than a decade
Second quarter of 2026 saw the fewest planning approvals since 2012
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NewsMet submits Grenfell Tower fire files to CPS
Crown Prosecution Service asked to consider series of charges including corporate manslaughter against 54 people and 20 firms
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NewsHawkins\Brown tables plans for student towers on ‘uniquely complex’ Stratford site
Two-thirds of site north of Stratford International station reserved for emergency services
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NewsBurnham sets out vision for ‘public control’ of housing and infrastructure
PM opens door to utilities renationalisation without making firm commitment
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NewsARB removes hundreds of architects from the register due to non-compliance with new CPD scheme
Regulator publishes report on first year of mandatory post-Grenfell scheme, admitting CPD reflection was ‘inconsistent’