All UK articles – Page 108
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Building StudyBuilding study: Jamie Fobert Architects and Purcell’s National Portrait Gallery refurbishment
Britain’s most establishment art gallery has reinvented itself as a palace of inclusion. Is it a success?
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NewsVictorian Society names 10 most endangered structures
Turkish baths in Carlisle, Warwickshire church and London’s Liverpool Street Station feature on 2023 risk list
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NewsAHMM creates new housing plans for London Chest Hospital
290-home proposals for Bethnal Green come after High Court quashes approval given to Grid Architects scheme
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OpinionSix years on from Grenfell and real change is happening. Don’t leave it too late to get up to speed
The pace of reforms since Grenfell has been frustratingly slow, but real change is being delivered, writes Andrew Mellor
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NewsIn pictures: UNCLE Wembley by Maccreanor Lavington
The project sits on a prominent junction on the Wembley High Road and houses associated retail space, a new public square and community facilities
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NewsHousebuilder withdraws 200-home scheme called in by Gove on design grounds
AC Lloyd withdraws Whitnash project despite having secured resolution to grant reserved matters approval
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NewsGovernment orders all departments to investigate lightweight concrete risks
Surveys into decaying RAAC expanded to cover government’s entire £158bn estate
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NewsArchitects lobby Sunak for new climate change legal duty in planning system
Lack of integration of climate goals into planning is creating delays, Sunak warned
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FeaturesBuilding Centre Cork Stair by Roz Bar Architects
Founded in 1932 by Frank Yerbury, the Building Centre was designed to showcase innovation in architecture, engineering and construction. Located on Sore Street in central London, the building was in need of a new gallery for future exhibitions and appointed Roz Barr Architects to lead the redesign. Located in ...
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NewsRG&P gets go-ahead for Hertfordshire social housing
Council-led regeneration project will deliver 56 new homes and a new charity HQ
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FeaturesOffice workers feel a sustainable workplace is more important than an annual bonus
Design of the Workplace – a new report by Foster + Partners and Brookfield Properties – revealed that 90% of office employees believe that sustainable workspace design is good for both the planet and their wellbeing. Released at Ecocity World Summit in London, the report surveyed over 3,400 office workers ...
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NewsHowells unveils image of 20ha Birmingham masterplan
Tech and science cluster to be built out over next 20 years
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NewsFunding woes sees TfL kick Crossrail 2 further into long grass
Transport body’s finance chief complains at lack of long-term funding settlement
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NewsIndustry retrofit initiative appoints two architects as co-directors
Buckley Gray Yeoman sustainability chief and Studio seARCH director to lead National Retrofit Hub
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News‘Unique’ Roman tomb unearthed at Allies & Morrison site in south London
Find will be preserved for public display
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NewsManchester’s proposed underground HS2 station would benefit whole country, MPs told
New image of proposed station revealed as delegates from city petition select committee to scrap surface station option
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OpinionHow Will Alsop’s vision for a halo over Barnsley ended up paying off
On the eve of the publication of High Street, a new book he has co-authored with Lucy Montague and Victoria Payne, David Rudlin tells the story of how Barnsley almost became a Tuscan hill town
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NewsGreen light for Piercy & Co's plans to build 40m ferris wheel in Camden Lock Market
Ride is part of a wider redevelopment which market authorities say will “trigger a Camden renaissance”
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NewsArup report says roof retrofits could keep London cool as summers warm
Research commissioned by Mayor says adaptations would also lower carbon emissions
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NewsFletcher Priest works up plans for 24-storey City offices
Proposals for Landsec would redevelop 1970s block adjacent to practice’s Dashwood House