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London has lost 23,000 social-rented homes through demolition in the past 10 years, according to research by a tenants’ group

Architects Declare founder Michael Pawlyn has slammed ‘woefully inadequate’ plans to decarbonise construction after the government shot down a bill to regulate embodied carbon

Newcastle-based FaulknerBrowns impressed the judges and the AJ editorial team with its thoughtful, community-orientated architecture and successful public sector partnerships

Chairman of Related Argent and net zero champion David Partridge will deliver a keynote address at the inaugural AJ Retrofit Live on November 23

The bitter row over Marks & Spencer Oxford Street has escalated after SAVE Britain’s Heritage accused the chair of the retail giant of ‘false and defamatory’ statements  and of ‘greenwashing on an epic scale’

As the landmark planning inquiry into Pilbrow & Partners' contentious proposal draws to a close, Will Hurst presents a selection of statements made to inspector David Nicholson by high-profile individuals and organisations

RIBA president Simon Allford and others have reacted to the announcement of Rishi Sunak as the next prime minister by urging him to end the UK’s political instability and look to long-term solutions such as retrofitting

Plans by Marks & Spencer to demolish and rebuild its flagship Oxford Street store have sparked a public row over the role of embodied carbon in construction and the case for a retrofit-first approach. Now a planning inquiry is set to hear both sides of the argument. Will Hurst reports…

Investing billions of pounds in retrofitting homes across England is a win-win-win for the new Conservative administration, a new report from think-tank IPPR claims

Exclusive: Greg Clark has heeded opposition from local groups and heritage campaigners and called in Make’s redevelopment of the former ITV Studios on London’s South Bank