Anna Highfield

Anna Highfield speaks to four leading architecture academics about how education has changed since the turn of the millennium, including the impact of tuition fees and the aftershocks of the Bartlett ‘bullying’ scandal

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) has been given the go-ahead to transform two landmark museums on Liverpool’s waterfront

The Mayor of London’s office has approved Allies and Morrison’s controversial Wimbledon plans, concluding a months-long planning dispute

Tracey Emin is leading a campaign against proposed changes to the windows of a 1960s tower in Margate

Planners say a shortage of staff and skilled specialists is leaving them unable to hit goals beyond the legally required bare minimum, according to a survey by Public Practice

The RIBA has pointed to an ‘uncomfortable truth’ about the design quality of the nation’s housing in its response to the government’s proposed National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) reforms

English universities are slowing down their proposed building pipelines as they grapple with increasingly strained finances, early planning data shows

A pilot standard for net zero carbon buildings has been launched today by more than 350 industry experts

Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has been granted planning permission for a £350 million residential-led high-rise development on the Greenwich Peninsula

Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has developed a virtual, parametric-style London for one of the world’s most popular video games