Author Archives: Richard Waite

The UK architecture profession is becoming increasingly London centric with nearly two-thirds of all new architects now based in the capital and the South East

The AJ has again teamed up with Blueprint for All – formerly the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust – to launch a new survey to gather the latest evidence on race diversity within architecture

London-based Heatherwick Studio and Rotterdam's Barcode Architects have won a competition to design an office, cultural and civic tower in Utrecht

MICA Architects has won the contest for a multimillion-pound overhaul and expansion of the Maltings cultural venue in Berwick-upon-Tweed

Slough Borough Council has approved plans by Office S&M for a ‘joyful’ three-home terrace featuring a series of unconventional windows

David Adjaye and Nigerien architect Mariam Kamara are no longer involved in National Museums Liverpool’s proposed public realm transformation, it has emerged

The latest in an AJ series looking at architects who have saved buildings from the bulldozers or given them a new lease of life

Richard Rogers’ 29-year-old Channel 4 headquarters in Horseferry Road, central London, has been given a Grade II listing

The price tag for a ‘cost-saving’ HS2 station at Euston designed by Grimshaw has rocketed to £4.8 billion – almost double a 2020 estimate and £400 million more than the larger scheme it replaced

Emerging practice CDJM Architects has lodged plans with Merton Council for a trio of mews house on a backland plot in Wimbledon