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Mole Architects and Stirling Prize-winning practice Mikhail Riches have won planning for their scheme to replace the failed 1979 Agora shopping centre in Wolverton, north Milton Keynes, with 115 new homes

The 10 student projects shortlisted for this year’s sustainability prize

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick lavished praise on British architects and slammed volume housebuilders as he set out further details of the government’s beauty agenda

Slashing carbon emissions by saving resources should become a priority across government, says a new report echoing the RetroFirst campaign’s demand for VAT reform in construction

A Parliamentary inquiry into housing has been criticised for neglecting to examine how homes can respond to the climate crisis

The RIBA has expelled Peter Kellow, nine months after he was removed from the ARB register for making ‘discriminatory, potentially offensive and inappropriate’ comments about Jews and Sunni Muslims

The carbon cost of demolishing and replacing the Derby Assembly Rooms is equivalent to more than a third of the city council’s entire annual greenhouse gas footprint, research suggests

The government’s proposed ‘fast track for beauty’ in housing design is unworkable and should be scrapped, a powerful committee of MPs has said

National and city governments must urgently get to grips with the impact of embodied carbon and adopt circular construction techniques, a leading group of European scientists has said

We won't achieve a high-quality, safe and resilient built environment without a more caring approach, writes Will Hurst in response to the 'care' theme of this year's LFA