All UK articles – Page 424
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NewsPaul Monaghan on Stirling win: 'The stars aligned'
Architect laments fact Burntwood School could not be built today
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NewsAHMM wins Stirling Prize
Fourth time lucky for Allford Hall Monaghan Morris with surprise winner Burntwood School
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NewsMinister upgrades Balfron listing to grade II*
DCMS followed Historic England advice for each part of Goldfinger’s East End estate
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NewsNiall McLaughlin wins Stephen Lawrence Prize
Shortlist included Flanagan Lawrence, Liddicoat and Goldhill and Prewett Bizley Architects
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NewsNational Theatre wins Client of the Year
Shortlist also featured Countryside Properties and Prince’s Regeneration Trust
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NewsTesco sells 14 sites for housing in £250m deal
Development sites bought by investment manager from Spenhill subsidiary
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OpinionThe Housing Bill simply doesn’t add up
The new laws will only help people who can already afford to help themselves and does nothing to address the real problems, argues Julia Park
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NewsBalfron Tower listing bid on minister’s desk
‘Wholesale changes’ criticised by Twentieth Century Society
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NewsLegal challenge to BDP rail scheme thrown out
Top judge throws out bid by engineer Mark Whitby to re-route link
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NewsArchitects condemn 'dangerous' Housing Bill
Relaxation of planning laws ‘will prioritise speed over quality and yet not give business predictability it wants’
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OpinionWhen collaboration works
Mutual respect, like that between Kim Wilkie and Niall McLaughlin at the Natural History Museum, is key for partnerships to flourish, says Gillian Darley
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NewsMalcolm Fraser slams procurement process which asks 'irrelevant questions'
Architect says system is ‘extraordinarly complex’ and hampering emergence of new firms
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NewsVote: Who should win the Stirling Prize?
Your chance to vote for the building you think should win tomorrow night
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NewsDuggan Morris' energy hub gets go-ahead
Lendlease secures planning permission for net zero carbon combined heat and power plant
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AnalysisHow the Housing Bill is set to hammer another nail into the coffin of design
US-style zoning will be introduced into the UK through legislation set to be published this week. With serious implications for design quality, shouldn’t we have discussed it first, asks David Blackman
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NewsPlanning system grinding to a halt, survey finds
Major schemes in London taking 34 weeks to get to a decision