All UK articles – Page 21
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NewsMore than half of people who are often lonely believe architects are out of touch, poll finds
Report for the Centre for Social Justice found 52% of frequently lonely adults did not believe buildings are designed to encourage community
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NewsNetwork Rail to appoint new development partner for Liverpool Street station only after it gets planning
Acme’s scaled back proposals to cost a third less than previous plans and will be submitted within next two months
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NewsHackney approves plans for Old Street office tower
Studio Kyson’s 14-storey scheme the third to be approved on site since 2013
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NewsDerwent to start Oxford Street redevelopment after replacing Hopkins with DSDHA
Grade II-listed Holden House scheme to start next year
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NewsNew Towns Taskforce seeks views on suitable sites for developments of more than 10,000 homes
Independent panel set up by government and chaired by Michael Lyons issues call for evidence
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NewsDecision on Woolwich towers scheme handed demolition order expected by end of next month
Comer Homes’ 200-home site in Woolwich handed enforcement notice last year after breaching planning permission
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NewsEstate agency founder Kevin Hollinrake appointed shadow housing secretary
Former chair of Hunters has been MP since 2015
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NewsBooming UK workloads send income up at Allies and Morrison
Firm was finally given planning for new showcourt at Wimbledon in September
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NewsNetwork Rail began looking at redrawing Liverpool Street development in the summer
Acme brought in to work on ’completely reimagined’ proposals for station after previous plan amassed huge opposition
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FeaturesDesign competitions: can Chris Williamson move beyond a social media spat and help usher in change?
In an in-depth interview, the WW&P co-founder and RIBA’s next president responds to criticism over “tone deaf” social post and tries to look forward
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NewsThree in five buildings with dangerous cladding have yet to be identified, warns watchdog
Some unsafe buildings may never be identified, National Audit Office says
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NewsReeves set to announce pension reform to boost infrastructure investment by billions
Pension reforms ‘central’ to government’s plan for growth, says Treasury
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NewsRIBA claims Arb proposals to reform accreditation rules risk ‘haemorrhaging talent’
Jack Pringle calls move “elitist and ill-judged” in latest attack on regulator’s education reforms
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NewsHTA submits plans to redevelop 1960s tower evacuated due to safety concerns
HTA Design and housing association Clarion proposing to replace local east London landmark with 23-storey tower
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NewsSimpson Haugh submits plans for 1,200-home Birmingham tower scheme
Proposals include five blocks up to 49 storeys in height
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NewsRIBA unveils shortlist for 2024 House of the Year
Muyiwa Oki described the six shortlisted projects as “truly remarkable, breathtaking pieces of architecture”
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NewsAHMM submits plans for redevelopment of Carpenters’ Hall in the City
Proposals partly a response to a roof extension scheme at the neighbouring 75 London Wall
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News‘Invest, invest invest’: Budget sets out plans for £100bn capital investment
Schools, housing and hospitals all set to benefit as Labour goes for growth
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NewsReeves confirms funding for HS2 Euston station tunnels, but not for station itself
Government has previously warned private funding would be required to move forward with line’s Grimshaw-designed central London terminus
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NewsAsif Khan unveils wetland boardwalk at British Land’s Canada Water development
Walkway inspired by the docks’ historic timber trade