Author Archives: Richard Waite

The government has taken the first steps towards making it easier to retrofit historic homes

The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone

David Chipperfield Architects has posted a £274,334 pre-tax loss, despite increasing its revenue by a third

RCKa has submitted a planning application for a new youth centre in east London – one of the first jobs awarded through the Mayor of London’s Architecture + Urbanism Framework

Zaha Hadid Architects’ (ZHA) work in the Middle East has more than tripled in value to £12 million, according to results filed with Companies House this week

After healthy rises in 2022, new salary research shows a woeful lack of movement in the profession’s pay packets this year. Richard Waite looks at the latest data and finds little Christmas cheer for architects

The 1989 Dome leisure centre in Doncaster – an ‘eye-catching’ mix of Postmodernist and High-Tech architectural styles – has been handed a Grade II listing

The government has said it will not intervene in Allford Hall Monaghan Morris-led plans, which include the demolition of two post-war buildings near Waterloo, central London, to make way for a major life sciences hub

Baxendale, working with architectural designer and artist Ecaterina Stefanescu, has won approval for a residential-led ‘new urban corner’ in Beith, North Ayrshire

Communities secretary Michael Gove has, for a third time, postponed his decision on whether to block Make’s controversial plans to redevelop the former South Bank ITV Studios