All UK articles – Page 472
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NewsSquire & Partners' Canary Wharf tower wins planning
Architect replaced Horden Cherry Lee Architects at site
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NewsTories promise right to buy for 1.3m housing association tenants
David Cameron will say party backs ‘the dream of a property-owning democracy’, and also pledges £1bn brownfield housing fund
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NewsLabour pledges to build 200,000 houses a year
Ed Miliband pledges to support small builders and set up infrastructure commission
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NewsCampaigner takes Shell Centre case to appeal court
Case centres around ‘secrecy’ of planning decisions
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NewsRobert Stern replaces Foster on Mayfair mega-flats
Britain’s most expensive flats would be Stern’s first UK building for decades
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NewsFeilden & Mawson OK for Clerkenwell historic building revamp
Old Sessions House was completed in 1780
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OpinionTfL needs to make this junction safer
BD’s Elizabeth Hopkirk offers a cyclist’s perspective on the stretch of road where Moira Gemmill was killed last week
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NewsHomes for Art Deco cinema plan approved
Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects behind Bethnal Green Road plan
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NewsTributes pour in after Moira Gemmill is killed in cycle accident
Design visionary was ‘one of the brightest and best’
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NewsGarden Bridge will get people into gardening and improve their health, says Trust
Scheme’s backers produce fact v fiction cribsheet to counter opposition to £175m project
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NewsNiall McLaughlin and Purcell get green light at 'Britain's Vatican'
£17 million restoration of Auckland Castle wins planning
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NewsBenoy Nottingham retail scheme in for planning
Work to redevelop 1970s shopping centre to start next year
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NewsHoskins likened to Godzilla in row over Edinburgh hotel
Comments made by conservationist in Unesco report on hotel plan
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NewsOxford asked for more info on Carbuncle Cup flats
City council wants university to provide further detail on options to make scheme look better
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NewsConman jailed for 'heartless' scam on dying architect
Jonathan Speirs’ family will ‘be dealing with the consequences for the rest of our lives’
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NewsFAT's British Pavilion resurrected for AA stint
A Clockwork Jerusalem on display for four weeks from next month







