Author Archives: Greg Pitcher

Jon Matthews Architects has submitted detailed plans for a major mixed-use scheme in St Helens town centre

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report into the disaster could be delayed by another six months, it has been revealed

A leading industry advocate has called for a national retrofit body to be established after ‘pitiful’ figures showed the UK has less than 2 per cent of the skilled workers it needs for a residential energy-efficiency drive.

Outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson has confirmed the government will contribute £700 million towards the long-awaited Grimshaw-designed Sizewell C nuclear power station

The High Court has given the green light to HawkinsBrown plans to demolish a block of flats in south-east London and build 110 new social homes

The price of construction materials has now risen every month for a year, official government figures have revealed

Manchester councillors have backed plans for a housing delivery company that could boost building in the area by 500 affordable homes a year

Housing minister Christopher Pincher has granted planning approval for Adjaye Associates and Ron Arad’s controversial Holocaust Memorial in Westminster

Councillors have given the green light for Feix&Merlin Architects' restoration of the fire-damaged, Grade II-listed Walworth Town Hall

A new wave of ultra-low fee bidding is adding to the pressures being felt by architects during the pandemic. Greg Pitcher investigates