All UK articles – Page 369
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NewsShell Centre campaigner's bid to become MP
George Turner standing in Kate Hoey’s Vauxhall constituency
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NewsFobert's Tate St Ives to open 12 years after he was first appointed
Scheme in Cornwall will welcome first visitors this October
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NewsHousebuilding to kick off drive to cut EU red tape
Home Builders Federation set to quiz members on post-Brexit reform of regulations
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NewsChinese developer says Brexit is 'no big thing'
Man behind Farrells’ Royal Albert Dock scheme says UK remains attractive for investment
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NewsAllies and Morrison OK'd for Old Oak homes
West London scheme part of wider Opportunity Area development
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Building StudyWarwick Hall, Burford by Acanthus Clews Architects
Building anything new in a Cotswold village is hard enough, but when it’s next door to one of the nation’s best-loved churches, you know you’ve got your work cut out. Ike Ijeh admires a deft piece of architectural reinterpretation by Acanthus Clews Architects
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NewsHistoric England names new planning director
Government heritage adviser appoints Architectural Heritage Fund’s Ian Morrison
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NewsGreen light for Chapman Taylor shopping centre extension
Exeter project adds restaurants, cinema and sports centre
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FeaturesIt's not just the Garden Bridge: other crossings for London
Ike Ijeh takes a look at the other bridges planned across the Thames
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NewsSlew of new Liverpool towers gets green light
City council approves five new towers at latest planning committee meeting
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NewsWright & Wright get council blessing for Lambeth Palace library
New library and archive first new building at site for 200 years
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FeaturesGarden Bridge: Troubled crossing
Margaret Hodge’s recent report on the controversial Garden Bridge has highlighted the question of whether the mayor of London should pull the plug on the project, even if it means wasting £46.4m of public money already committed. David Blackman reports
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NewsTate viewing gallery row moves to the High Court
Residents at a luxury apartment complex on the South Bank have issued a writ against the Tate Modern
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NewsSecond competition launched for Lithuanian up-and-comer
Kaunas named 2022 European Capital of Culture