Once upon a time, architecture on television wasn’t just dumbed-down Changing Rooms-style makeovers or will-they-won’t-they-succeed, one-off house projects for the one per cent. Architects, buildings and the future of our cities were given significant airtime, often in documentary series that were surprisingly opinionated. Then programme makers began moving towards formats…
Eric Parry Architects' resubmitted plans for the City of London’s tallest tower, One Undershaft, have been approved
Salaries have edged up this year but, with faltering workloads, rock-bottom fees and rising taxes on employers, experts fear they are unlikely to go any higher. Richard Waite looks at the latest data and what it says about the state of the profession
Hawkes Architecture has won the go-ahead for a new rural home in a Cotswold quarry, which will be the practice’s 33rd country house clause scheme
The profession has responded to communities secretary Angela Rayner’s decision to approve the controversial demolition of Marks & Spencer’s flagship 1920s Oxford Street store
Mailen Design has secured planning consent for a vast medicinal cannabis farm on the Isle of Man
The long-awaited Bishopsgate Goodsyard megaproject in Shoreditch, east London, is pressing ahead after securing two detailed planning approvals for reserved matters applications
A ‘radical’ timber-framed social housing scheme in Barcelona by Peris + Toral Arquitecte has won the RIBA International Prize 2024
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has crowned John McAslan + Partners' 'bold' overhaul of Glasgow’s Burrell Collection as Scotland’s best new building
Jan Kattein Architects has won planning consent for a temporary community hub and workspace at the heart of the £1 billion Carpenters Estate regeneration scheme in east London
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