Anna Highfield

Two Cambridge University buildings by celebrated post-war architecture practice Howell, Killick, Partridge and Amis (HKPA) have been Grade II listed

Local authorities across England, Scotland and Wales are sitting on enough empty commercial property to create more than 19,500 homes, according to estimates by not-for-profit organisation Habitat for Humanity Great Britain

Maccreanor Lavington has been appointed by Network Rail to lead the masterplanning team for a major site once used as the main construction hub for the 2012 London Olympics

BÜF Architecture has revealed designs for three modern houses in Barnet, north London, ahead of a planning submission for the project

Bristol City Council has rejected Keep Architecture’s proposals to demolish the city’s Broadwalk Shopping Centre and replace it with up to 850 homes

A developer team led by housebuilder Barratt is to knock down 36 near-complete homes in Cambridgeshire after discovering their foundations had been botched

Tottenham Hotspur Football Club is proposing to add five more storeys to a 22-storey hotel it intends to build just south of its north London football stadium

Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has been selected to replace the Miami condo that disastrously collapsed in 2021, in what developers have described as ‘a new beginning’ for the site

The government will today (14 June) sign an agreement giving UK-qualified architects recognition in Switzerland and granting Swiss architects the same privilege in the UK

The casting vote by the chair of Southwark Council’s planning committee has secured approval for SPPARC’s eight-storey office and retail redevelopment near London’s South Bank, despite an influx of objections