All UK articles – Page 193
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NewsGovernment to extend lapsed planning consents
Confirmation comes as architects report planning delays because they can’t get hold of council staff
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NewsClient showed Jenrick Westferry promo film at fundraising dinner
Minister has previously maintained he did not discuss 1,500-home scheme with developer
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NewsGuild Living submits plans for Surrey retirement scheme
193-home development designed by Marchese Partners
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington chalks up third Old Kent Road scheme
Architect’s proposals include a 28-storey tower and 250 homes
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NewsMeet the architect who is also a firefighter
Robin Callister set up a lockdown office in his local fire station
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NewsGT3 gets green light for £21m Northumberland leisure centre
Scheme approved at virtual planning committee
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects warns profit could be hit by covid-19
Impact on cashflow could become more significant in coming months, say directors
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NewsMPs tell minister to hand over all Westferry decision documents
Housing select committee chief increases pressure on Robert Jenrick over unlawful appeal decision
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NewsGovernment appoints ex-Olympic design director as £110k chief planner
Cabe veteran Joanna Averley will be first woman in the job when she starts in September
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NewsArchitecture braces for 1,800 job losses
Profession could take £1.2bn hit from covid amid ‘cultural catastrophe’, economists warn
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NewsArchitects feel the squeeze as pressure mounts on practices to start discounting
Evidence suggests fee discounting is on the rise
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NewsChild Graddon Lewis wins consent for £161m Kilburn regen project
Architect revised consented Penoyre Prasad proposals
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NewsSchools queue up for Curl La Tourelle Head’s outdoor classrooms
Architect completes first socially distanced school extension with more to follow
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NewsJenrick forced to defend Westferry decision as pressure mounts
Housing secretary tells Parliament decision to approve Tory donor’s £1bn scheme was made in good faith
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NewsArb names interim chair as search begins for new registrar
Appointment follows a week of shock exits
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NewsAllies & Morrison wins planning for long-empty Jubilee line site
Southwark planning decision will protect Crossbones graveyard
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NewsCass School renamed following Black Lives Matter protests
Namesake John Cass was a prolific slave trader
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NewsPlan to convert London Underground’s former HQ into luxury hotel approved
Scheme at 55 Broadway was sold to developer last year
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NewsAllies & Morrison’s Old Kent Road towers approved
Tallest building in Devonshire Square project will be 39 storeys
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NewsCampaigners welcome government’s decision to call in Pilbrow’s £500m London Fire Brigade HQ plan
U I scheme includes two towers of 26 and 24 storeys