Anna Highfield

A couple are suing the developer of a PLP-designed office tower on London’s South Bank, claiming that the building is blocking their right to light

3XN and sister company GXN has won planning consent for its revised life sciences-led overhaul of Euston Tower, a vacant 1960-70s skyscraper just off Euston Road in north London

Pollard Thomas Edwards has won planning permission for two housing blocks with a ground-floor jazz café in Stratford, east London

RSHP’s long-awaited plans to extend the Grade I-listed British Library in London are back on track after a Japanese investor agreed to finance the scheme

As Biodiversity Net Gain legislation passes its first birthday, Anna Highfield looks at how architects are finding the new rules and asks whether Labour is as committed to nature recovery as the Tories

Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has been appointed to retrofit a late 1980s Arup-designed, Grade II-listed former Lloyds Bank building in Bristol

Royal Gold Medal winner Yasmeen Lari has turned down a $100,000 arts prize from Israeli non-profit organisation the Wolf Foundation, citing ‘continuing genocide in Gaza’

More than two thirds of UK universities fear government reforms will ‘stifle’ demand for architecture apprenticeships

Haworth Tompkins has been granted planning permission for a seven-building residential and co-housing scheme in Wembley, north London

Stride Treglown has been granted planning permission to renovate and extend a Grade II-listed building in Greenwich, south-east London