Ian Weinfass

The ‘under-resourced’ Building Safety Regulator (BSR) is set to raise its charges by up to 5.1 per cent from tomorrow

Red + White Architects’ proposal to replace a dilapidated west London park lodge with flats, in what it hopes will be an early fulfilment of new ‘grey belt’ rules, has received more than 1,700 objections

Work has started on EBBA’s proposed ‘sensitive restoration’ and extension of a Grade II-listed home in north London designed by Modernist architect Georgie Walton

A new website has been launched that its creators hope will be a one-stop-shop for co-design best practice

The government is set to unveil its plans for dozens of new towns across England later today as part of what it calls 'the largest housebuilding programme since the post-war era'

Construction costs could rise by up to 1 per cent due to the increase in National Insurance employer contributions in April next year, according to consultancy Arcadis

An AJ Freedom of Information request has offered a rare snapshot into the extent of listed building enforcement notices handed out to property owners over damaging, unauthorised changes

Studio Egret West is revising plans for a 45-storey stepped residential tower and 19-storey office block on the site of a former Manchester tax office

Historic England has warned that the City of London’s local plan would cause severe harm to heritage assets including St Paul’s and the Tower of London

Private residential developments are lifting the construction sector as the picture improves and inflation and interest rates start to ease, new analysis has found