Anna Highfield

Bristol City Council has overturned its own decision to refuse a Keep Architecture-designed housing scheme, approving the proposals just five weeks after initially refusing them

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has struck off a Northern Ireland-based architect who misled a client over inspections of their home

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) is making redundancies after a number of its projects were ‘put on hold unexpectedly’ or hit by delays

David Adjaye has ‘stepped back’ from several major roles after allegations of sexual harassment against him emerged on Tuesday (4 July)

This year’s University of East London degree show exhibits a cohort of future architects who have the tools to design for a climate emergency

DHaus has been given planning approval to build a 430m² low-carbon house in rural Surrey, using rammed-earth wall construction

The Barbican podium – the raised ground level of the Grade II-listed City of London estate – is set to undergo a second phase of redevelopment after Atkins received planning consent for new landscape-led plans

An extra £2.2 billion of funding per year is needed to avoid ‘the most serious risks of building failure’ in schools across England, according to the National Audit Office (NAO)

Two Cambridge University buildings by celebrated post-war architecture practice Howell, Killick, Partridge and Amis (HKPA) have been Grade II listed

Local authorities across England, Scotland and Wales are sitting on enough empty commercial property to create more than 19,500 homes, according to estimates by not-for-profit organisation Habitat for Humanity Great Britain