Birmingham City Council is to reconsider its September decision to demolish the famous Ringway Centre following a legal challenge mounted by heritage and environmental campaigners
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
Glasgow City Council has narrowly rejected Matt Brook Architects’ £76 million plans to redevelop a vacant former Marks & Spencer store in the city centre
Camden Council has approved a DSDHA mixed-use scheme which includes demolishing a 1960s tower in central London, despite vehement opposition from campaigners
Campaigners say Camden Council faces a large backlash if it approves a DSDHA-designed scheme which includes demolishing a 1960s tower
Demolition plans for six 1960s tower blocks in Leeds – including three by social housing pioneer RAH Levitt – have been thrown into doubt
Lambeth Council has given Buckley Gray Yeoman planning permission for a 20-storey office building in Waterloo, central London, including a four-storey podium designed by MATT Architecture
Inter Milan has released images of what a new 70,000-seater stadium away from the San Siro site could look like after plans for redeveloping the footballing landmark fell through
The developer of a south London building subject to a council demolition order has hit back at the ruling, calling it 'an extreme and disproportionate measure'
Kensington and Chelsea Council has approved Pilbrow & Partners’ controversial proposals for a new office and retail building to replace an existing 1980s building on King’s Road in Chelsea, west London
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