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Croydon Council has signalled its support for Allies and Morrison’s masterplan framework for redeveloping a 10.5ha slice of Croydon town centre – the latest proposals in a long-running saga to reshape the area
A former architect has slammed the Architects Registration Board (ARB) in an open letter, nine months after he was struck off the architects' register
The London School of Architecture (LSA) is set to become a part of online university the University College of Estate Management (UCEM)
A government scrutiny committee has condemned High Speed 2 (HS2) as a study ‘in how not to run a major project’, as it estimates total programme costs ‘could approach £80 billion’
Three finalist teams have been named in a competition to regenerate a 2.1ha canalside site at Applecross Wharf and Baird’s Brae in north Glasgow
Scotland’s first Passivhaus-certified primary school has been named among the 21 projects shortlisted for the 2025 RIAS Awards
A new study led by dRMM in collaboration with Edinburgh Napier University and the Quality of Life Foundation has highlighted the low-carbon and wellbeing benefits of five mass timber buildings in the UK
Co-designed by local young people under the guidance of MATT+FIONA and local charity Fitzrovia Youth in Action, ‘Reflect’ is a new centrepiece for a meanwhile garden on a former HS2 construction compound
Holder Mathis Architects is being sued by Taylor Wimpey for up to £50 million over alleged cladding defects on a 450-home high-rise scheme in Cardiff.
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
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