Anna Highfield

31/44 Architects has won planning approval to transform a disused electrical substation in south-west London into four family homes

Norman Foster has praised this year’s Stirling Prize winner, the Grimshaw-led Elizabeth Line, describing it as a ‘distinguished body of work’ which highlights the impact of investing in urban infrastructure

The profession responds after the bookmaker’s favourite – London’s huge Elizabeth Line – comes home to win the RIBA Stirling Prize 2024

Al-Jawad Pike has won the 2024 Neave Brown Award for its Stirling Prize-nominated ‘sculptural’ infill council housing development in Hackney

A study by Arup has urged Manchester to focus far more on sustainability issues or risk losing its global competitive edge

A co-founder of POoR Collective, an ex FCBS and Hawkins\Brown architect and a former United Nations urban planner are among Public Practice’s latest cohort to be placed in local planning roles 

Stirling Prize contender Mikhail Riches has won planning permission for an 100 per cent affordable housing scheme in York

Shedkm has submitted plans to turn a 1960s car park in a Staffordshire market town into flats

Studio MULTI has won planning consent for its biggest project yet: a 17-storey co-living and affordable housing scheme in Rotherhithe, south-east London

The UK’s former chief construction adviser Paul Morrell says artificial intelligence (AI) will increasingly help architects in designing fire-safe buildings