The UK practices with the largest social media reach have been revealed in a detailed new league table, which shows Zaha Hadid Architects topping the rankings
Life (sciences) after practice: architect Andy Puncher on going client-side
The founder of now-closed pH+ Architects, Andy Puncher, talks about his new role working for a life sciences developer
London mayor unveils £100m fund to kickstart stalled housing schemes
The Mayor of London has announced a new £100 million Housing Kickstart Fund to help complete half-built but stalled residential schemes
New practice Grafted: ‘We offer something different to a studio led by architects alone’
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
Earl’s Court developer releases first visuals of proposed new buildings
The Earls Court Development Company (ECDC) has released the first visuals of proposed blocks on its giant west London site, drawn up by Maccreanor Lavington, Sheppard Robson, Serie, DRMM, ACME and Haworth Tompkins
ARB rethinks ‘shock’ £9k-a-year fee to architecture schools
The Architects Registration Board (ARB) is to slash the £9,200 a year it was planning to charge each of the UK’s 60 architecture schools to accredit courses
RCKa gets go-ahead for retirement community on troubled Kent plot
RCKa has won approval for a 140-unit self-contained retirement village in Kent, overcoming a ‘troubled history of earlier attempts’ to develop the greenbelt plot
Winner named in contest for ‘digital first’ regeneration of Manchester’s Holt Town
Manchester City Council has chosen Studio Egret West to draw up a new digitally driven neighbourhood development framework for Holt Town
Budget ’24: £118 million for Canary Wharf but little for housebuilding
The chancellor has pledged £118 million towards a life science hub and 750 new homes at London’s Canary Wharf in a Budget criticised for not addressing the nation’s wider housing problems
Jonathan Hendry wins approval for 10th ‘country house clause’ scheme
Jonathan Hendry Architects has won planning for a new stone-walled cylindrical ‘country house clause’ home in rural Rutland