All UK articles – Page 285
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NewsHaringey Civic Centre listing raises new regeneration questions
Protection could further hinder embattled borough’s housing and transformation plans
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NewsTennis star’s kit home plan could fall foul of new NPPF
Johanna Konta submits second application without architect
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NewsArchitects welcome Jones' victory - but warn much work lies ahead
Round-up of reaction from the profession
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NewsOwusu urges Jones to suspend NBS sale during police probe
Presidential runner-up calls for independent audit of RIBA
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NewsAlan Jones elected as next RIBA president
Jones wins with 52% of the vote, Elsie Owusu left in second place after fighting a contentious campaign
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NewsMoses Cameron Williams third architect to work on Cambridge masterplan
MCW follows in footsteps of Richard Murphy and BDP
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NewsJAA floats Grenfell Tower memorial vision
Practice proposes preserving tower ruins and adding 25 th -storey roof terrace
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NewsCourt bans 'urban explorers' from scaling Foster and PLP towers
Injunction bans free runners and climbers from Multiplex sites
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NewsAssael to spread 2,000 homes over old margarine factory
Margarine Works expected to start on site in autumn 2019
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NewsPortsmouth showcases £5m D-Day Museum revamp
Hampshire County Council’s in-house architects lead on upgrade of 1980s attraction
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NewsAHMM submits historic Belfast project
£75m listed newspaper office scheme to be named after vendors’ cry
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NewsIndustry hits back at calls to scrap modular housing funding
Environmental Audit Committee report said factory-built homes more prone to overheating
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NewsBroadway Malyan lodges Hove homes plans
Practice seeks approval for 163 flats as part of mixed-use scheme
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NewsRCKa enterprise hub a ‘model for empty council buildings’
Church hall converted into community centre for £650,000
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NewsFootballers' Manchester tower faces legal challenge
Manchester Civic Society takes consent for Hodder’s 40-storey tower to court
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Building StudyBuilding Study: Signal Townhouses, Greenwich, by AHMM
The stereotype of back-to-back housing as cramped and poorly lit is overturned by a thoughtfully designed scheme