Richard Waite

A single-storey mid-century home in Aldeburgh, Suffolk, designed by architects Jim and Betty Cadbury-Brown for the acclaimed musician Imogen Holst, has been given a Grade II listing

Leading figures have welcomed tough new reforms announced by the government ‘to ensure all homes are safe, secure and built to the highest standards’ in the wake of the Grenfell tragedy

Sheppard Robson has submitted plans for a 121-bed student scheme partially cantilevered over a Thameslink tunnel just south of London’s King’s Cross station

A Hawkins\Brown-designed primary school in Derby, billed as the UK’s first biophilic school, and BDP’s new bus station in Leicester are on the five-strong shortlist for this year’s RIBA East Midlands Awards

Lebanese-born, Paris-based Lina Ghotmeh has been named winner of the high-profile competition to overhaul more than a third of the gallery spaces and behind-the-scenes areas at the British Museum

Bauman Lyons'’ decade-long transformation of the Grade I-listed Hull Minster is on a seven-strong shortlist of projects vying for this year’s RIBA Yorkshire regional awards

Could more infill housing give the government a swift but significant win in its rush to build 1.5 million new homes by 2030? Richard Waite looks at the issues holding back small-scale development and suggests some solutions

Níall McLaughlin Architects has put forward plans for a new two-storey, timber Maggie’s Centre in Cambridge

Emerging practice MIDA Architecture has won planning consent for a three-floor, nine-flat airspace development above a former warehouse in Haggerston, east London

AJ100 big-hitter BDP posted a record global turnover of £148.6 million in 2024 – an increase of 9.6 per cent on its previous annual income