All Architects articles
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News£500m King’s Cross scheme gets green light from Camden planners
Mixed-use plans include more than 400 homes and a 31-storey tower
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NewsGreen light for plan to transform grade II Art Deco City office into hotel
Entire substructure and 90% of suiperstructure to be maintained in redevelopment
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NewsWork on Brompton’s new £100m HQ still on hold a year after getting planning
Latest accounts for bike brand show bike sales and turnover continued to fall
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CommentWhy Network Rail should pay heed to John McAslan’s light-touch Liverpool Street station redevelopment plan
It has been arguably the most chaotic development process of any major project in the UK over the past decade but the latest proposals could well be the best way forward, says Tom Lowe
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NewsBovis eyes £50m resi deal at wider Bloomsbury tower scheme
Firm, which won office job last summer, now looking at housing part of central London redevelopment
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NewsGreen light for plan to expand Vivienne Westwood’s Battersea headquarters
Scheme inspired by fashion brand’s trademark tartan designs
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NewsGreen light for City office block refurb
Scheme to replace facade and add two storeys to 1980s block in Fleet Street conservation area
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News£500m King’s Cross scheme set to be approved this week
Mixed-use plans include more than 400 homes and a 31-storey tower
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CommentMore optimism means more architects: Why the big practices are getting bigger
The latest survey of top architecture firms for Building’s sister title Building Design shows recruitment at the top 10 practices is increasing faster than elsewhere as they take advantage of growing markets in North Africa and the Middle East. Thomas Lane crunches the data
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NewsStanton Williams submits plans for new Oxford University building
Plans for 25 Wellington Square would see a 1970s graduate accommodation block demolished and replaced with new academic
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NewsNewham approves Howells’ 1,700-home Silvertown scheme
Industrial site to be cleared to make way for 12 buildings up to 18 storeys in height
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NewsMcLaren wins next phase of housing scheme going up opposite Chelsea Barracks in deal worth £229m
Firm to start work later this year on Ebury Bridge job to build more than 330 homes
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SponsoredReinvention 2026: a new built environment education model for a changing world
Ryder Architecture and its partners Northumbria University and the University of the Built Environment are calling for a radical rethink of built environment education. This builds on the proven success of pioneering higher and degree apprenticeships such as PlanBEE, by widening opportunity and providing the right skills for the future ...
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NewsMexican practice unveils designs for 2026 Serpentine Pavilion
Architect bases design on curvy ’crinkle-crankle’ walls found in some traditional English gardens
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FeaturesAreas for growth and recovery: Why architects are feeling more positive this year
The latest survey of top architecture firms for Building’s sister title Building Design shows a global uplift in sentiment, with the Middle East leading the way and cautious optimism on India, writes David Blackman
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NewsGovernment approves Chipperfield’s Chinese embassy scheme
Decision final unless it is successfully challenged in court, housing secretary says
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NewsArchitect appointed to design 600-home redevelopment of housing blocks hit by HS2 disruption
Stirling Prize winner named as lead architect on regeneration of buildings neighbouring high speed line’s Euston site
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NewsFosters back as UK’s biggest architect and breaks into top 20 of world’s largest practices
Firm jumps 10 places in BD’s WA100 with top 10 dominated by US companies
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NewsProject team unveiled for huge £300m Imperial College scheme as new images of plans emerge
Four firms due to send bids back for AI building next month
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NewsWeston Williamson merges with Canadian practice SvN
Two Egis Group-owned firms to form joint transport and housing practice with 12 global studios