A third of homes granted planning permission are not being built
A third of homes receiving planning consent are not being built, stark new statistics have revealed
By Anna Highfield 28 June 2024 1,320 Views
A third of homes receiving planning consent are not being built, stark new statistics have revealed
By Gino Spocchia 27 June 2024 1,072 Views
Howells has been granted planning approval for a four-tower, 700-home scheme on Stratford Waterfront next to the new Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London College of Fashion and V&A East
By Jay Morton and Simon Bayliss 26 June 2024 1,257 Views
As part of our support for the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, the AJ is running a series of weekly articles suggesting how the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
By Tom Slater 25 June 2024 928 Views
Labour is right to focus on the housing crisis but the party urgently needs a joined-up strategy to deliver sustainable urban growth, argues Tom Slater
By Gino Spocchia 21 June 2024 828 Views
Birmingham City Council has approved Venturi Architects’ scheme for 83 flats north-west of the city centre, half of which are set to be affordable
By Gino Spocchia 21 June 2024 4,106 Views
Hackney Council has approved Tonkin Liu’s retrofit of a former pub in Hackney, east London, into a mixed-used scheme with 10 flats
By Fran Williams. Photography by Gbolade Design Studio 20 June 2024 2,482 Views
Hermitage Mews comprises eight townhouses on a narrow, sloping plot along Beulah Hill in Crystal Palace, south London, designed to meet net-zero targets
By Ian Weinfass 20 June 2024 700 Views
Richmond Council has approved Scott Brownrigg’s plans for a 107-home scheme on a former hospital site in south-west London
By Gino Spocchia 19 June 2024 873 Views
3DReid and Graeme Nicholls Architects have secured approval on plans for 410 homes and a 934-bedroom student accommodation block at Central Quay, Glasgow
By Chloe Phelps and Félicie Krikler 19 June 2024 870 Views
As part of our support for the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, the AJ is running a series of weekly articles suggesting how the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK