Author Archives: Richard Waite

Hawkins\Brown and Schmidt Hammer Lassen have submitted plans to replace a 1970s library at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) with a 13-storey ‘modern and dynamic’ learning tower, and 5 storey tail

Two new reports have highlighted the depth of the slowdown in housebuilding across the nation

John Pardey Architects has won approval for a family home in rural Surrey for an international tech company creative director Andrew Droog and his wife Claire

Two UK practices are among 15 finalists from across the globe vying for the Architectural Review (AR) Emerging Architecture award 2023

A 1970s house in north London, by ‘fearless, uncompromising’ but unsung Modernist architect Georgie Wolton has been Grade II listed

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) is to raise its annual retention fee by £20 – a 67 per cent increase on the amount demanded in 2021 when it was £119

FaulknerBrowns with Maccreanor Lavington and Hutchinson & Partners has submitted plans for 2,500 homes, new parks and a Sainsbury’s superstore on a canalside plot in Ladbroke Grove, west London

The AJ can reveal that RSHP is behind plans for a 54-storey skyscraper to replace a 1970s-built block in the shadow of Tower 42, in the City of London

Developer Lendlease and its team of designers, including David Kohn Architects, have significantly revised their huge £1.9 billion plans for the Smithfield area in Birmingham city centre

The profession responds after the bookmaker's favourite – Mae’s John Morden Centre – comes home to win the RIBA Stirling Prize 2023