All UK articles – Page 3
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NewsRIBA reveals 2026 Client of the Year shortlist
Recognised organisations include York Minster and the Natural History Museum
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NewsFour projects shortlisted for 2026 RIBA Neave Brown Award
Award recognises achievement in affordable housing design
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NewsPlans in for Hopkins' transformation of Terry Farrell’s 1 Embankment Place
PwC headquarters to be overhauled but 90% of existing building to be retained
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NewsAHMM submits plans for £70m Newcastle office block
Scheme part of wider Founders Place masterplan in city’s historic Stephenson Quarter
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NewsAlan Camps Architects-designed affordable homes in Greenwich granted gateway 2 approval
Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development
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NewsHopes rise as construction output decline eases to slowest rate in four months
Bellwether index records stronger performance in commercial, residential and infrastructure sectors
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NewsSquire & Partners submits plans for 53-storey Birmingham tower
700-home scheme next to Curzon Street station could be tallest building in the city
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NewsThe draft London Plan beyond the headlines: Five things you might have missed in Khan’s latest vision for the capital
City Hall’s 288-page draft London Plan sets out sweeping changes to density rules, green belt release and tall building policy. Here’s a break-down of what the proposed policies could mean for development across the capital
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NewsARB seeks views on plans to simplify prescribed examinations
Reforms aim to remove complexity for people seeking registration with unrecognised qualifications
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NewsCamden approves Studio Moren’s central London hotel retrofit and extension
Scheme is an elaboration of previously consented office-to-hotel conversion
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NewsShortlist unveiled for 2026 Stephen Lawrence Prize
Four projects also shortlisted for inaugural RIBA Conservation Award
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NewsSpencer de Grey retires from Fosters after 52 years
Former partner joined the firm’s predecessor Foster Associates in 1973
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OpinionMeeting SEND demand through design
Traditional design and construction approaches are struggling to keep up with a surge in demand for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities facilities. We need to rethink how we deliver these places for those who need them, writes John Edwards
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NewsWorkload expectations rebound to highest level since February, RIBA survey finds
But pessimism still affecting smaller practices with a balance expecting to shed staff over the next three months
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NewsPM says UK will ‘value hard hat as much as graduation cap’ as he announces new technical education routes
Burnham commits to boost quality, availability and status of technical offer to 14-to-16-year olds
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NewsCourt overturns decision to approve F3-designed Spurs women’s football academy
Council’s new Conservative administration ‘delighted’ at ruling after campaigning to block scheme during May local elections
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NewsHumanise campaign urges mayors to avoid ‘blandification’ in their towns and cities
New guide sets out how city leaders can create places which ’lift people up’
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NewsPiercy & Co and Emrys Architects working on two Piccadilly Circus retrofits for the Crown Estate
Projects to transform southern end of Regent Street with nearly 170,000sq ft of mixed-use space
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NewsPlanning granted for Barr Gazetas’ plans to refurbish Peter Moro-designed Mayfair office
Grade II-listed modernist block to become luxury retail store