Anna Highfield

Projects from the 90s by Grimshaw, Populous and Hopkins all feature in a new campaign to save a selection of ‘outstanding’ British buildings as they turn 30 years old

Dowen Farmer Architects has been granted planning approval to refurbish and extend a National Highways control centre in Surrey

The Office for Place, the government body set up in 2021 to champion good design and placemaking, is to be scrapped, housing minister Matthew Pennycook has announced

New practice Brown + Company has won planning consent for three out of four zones of a ‘heritage-led masterplan’ in the centre of York

Environmental engineer Atelier Ten’s founding director Patrick Bellew is stepping down after 34 years

Australian architect FJCstudio has made history by becoming the first practice to win the top award at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) twice

The government has announced £47 million in funding to ‘unlock up to 28,000 homes’ stalled by nutrient neutrality rules

Angela Rayner will restrict tenants’ rights to buy new council homes in order to avoid losing social housing stock

The government is likely to scrap funding for Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ (FCBS) Liverpool museums plans, along with cash pots promised to other major Northern projects

The latest Pay 100 survey shows an 'unusually high' number of people are leaving architecture for better opportunities, according to its organisers