All UK articles – Page 248
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NewsLyndon Goode submits second London Legacy project
Homes and workspace planned for site once occupied by Britain’s largest sweet factory
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NewsRegulator’s powers to take at least a year, Hackitt admits
Chair of shadow body overseeing fire safety says scope of regulator to widen
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InspirationsHow No1 Poultry almost lost its stripes
The project architect on Stirling’s masterpiece recounts the extraordinary story behind his luckiest break
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NewsMayor accuses Tories of not being serious about housing after McVey axed
Sadiq Khan facing up to working with seventh housing minister
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NewsRIBA sets out demands as Christopher Pincher appointed housing minister
Housing quantity and quality, fire safety and permitted development ’must top new minister’s agenda’
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NewsNeo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern challenge
Court of Appeal refuses to overturn High Court nuisance and privacy decision on Herzog de Meuron viewing gallery
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NewsNational Railway Museum reveals concept designs for new central hall
Feilden Fowles, Heneghan Peng and Carmody Groarke on five-strong shortlist for £16.5m York project
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NewsWestminster votes to oppose Adjaye’s Holocaust Memorial
Council says government-backed scheme is too big for Victoria Tower Gardens
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NewsOakervee Review signals new thinking on HS2 station designs
Report warns ‘significant risk’ of billions of pounds in development value being missed
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NewsArchitect struck off for fake online reviews
Hampshire designer used pseudonyms to target former colleagues, ex-partners and other businesses
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NewsMayor creates £350k war chest to fight Tulip appeal
Sadiq Khan's fund includes £60k for architectural advice and £150k for top lawyers
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NewsCounterspace chosen to design 20th Serpentine Pavilion
South African architects are youngest to be commissioned
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NewsAssociated designs £30m Birmingham tech hub
Eleven-storey scheme for Bruntwood division goes in for planning
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NewsEric Parry’s Dolphin Square plans set for appeal
Planning inspector to probe redevelopment of 1930s landmark after councillors overruled officers’ advice to approve
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NewsRIBA attacks proposed homes efficiency standards
Government’s Future Homes Standard is not ambitious enough, says institute
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NewsArchitects back Scruton’s call to rewrite ‘country house clause’
Architects share Building Beautiful Commission’s concerns over innovation ‘loophole’
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NewsHTA gets go-ahead for huge Battersea scheme
Henley Halebrown also worked on plans for 2,550 homes, leisure centre and library
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NewsGrenfell inquiry on hold for at least two more weeks
Inquiry chair agrees to seek government agreement that evidence should not be used in future prosecutions
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TechnicalTechnical Study: UK Hydrographic Office in Somerset by AHR
Bringing everything under one roof was a central aim – so the architect made it the defining feature, writes Helena Russell