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‘Utterly bonkers’ 42-storey tower over listed Birmingham building blocked
Design consultancy Marrons’ proposed 42-storey tower above a Grade II-listed former hospital building has been rejected by Birmingham City Council
‘Difficult and uncertain times’: Wave of redundancies hits top architects
Some of the UK's top practices are laying off staff as industry-wide contraction and economic uncertainty continues to hit workloads and stall projects
SimpsonHaugh submits plans for record-breaking Manchester tower
SimpsonHaugh has put forward plans for a 76-storey skyscraper in Manchester, which would become the city’s tallest building if built
BGY shows off vision for homes on Dalston retail site
Buckley Grey Yeoman (BGY) has released further details of a planned ‘new town centre’ for Dalston, east London
Foster + Partners’ huge Blackfriars towers scheme tipped for approval
Planning officers have recommended approval of Foster + Partners’ plans for a mammoth mixed-use development at Blackfriars, central London
Hawkins\Brown’s Blackpool ‘multiversity’ plans get the go-ahead
Hawkins\Brown has secured planning permission for hybrid proposals for a mixed-use ‘multiversity’ development in the centre of Blackpool
Scottish architects condemn ditching of climate change target
Architects north of the border have called for a ‘credible and robust’ plan for reducing carbon emissions after the Scottish Government abandoned a key climate change target
Birmingham set to refuse 42-storey tower above listed former hospital
Design consultancy Marrons’ plans for a 42-storey tower above a Grade II-listed former hospital have been recommended for refusal by Birmingham City Council's planning officers
City of London backs Sheppard Robson/ Diller Scofidio + Renfro Barbican scheme
City of London councillors have given their support to Sheppard Robson and Diller Scofidio + Renfro's controversial demolition and rebuild plans for London Wall West – but Michael Gove could still rule on the proposals