Anna Highfield

The UK is falling tens of thousands of homes short on delivering the quantity of housing needed for its ageing population, a government task force has warned

RCKa has been granted planning permission for an 144-home retirement scheme in Essex

The AJ asks three Public Practice architects-turned-planners about life in the public sector, major misconceptions about their roles, and what’s in the pipeline for our ‘broken’ planning system

Scottish celebrity architect Danny Campbell said he had ‘learned lots’ after being reprimanded by the ARB over a conflict of interest at his architecture company, Hoko Design

The government has released further details of its planned Right to Buy reforms, which aim to reverse the decline in council housing

Plagued by backlogs, delays and uncertainty, what can be done to mend the UK’s planning system? Anna Highfield asked industry experts how they would tackle the situation

Westminster City Council has made a splash by announcing a £12.7 million project to refurbish eight West End toilets, with designs by Hugh Broughton Architects

Under half of construction projects are hitting their sustainability goals, new research has revealed

Derbyshire County Council has scrapped plans for a £35 million overhaul of Elvaston Castle to designs by Scottish practice Simpson & Brown

New buildings in six designated zones across England will need to be designed to connect to low-carbon district heating systems planned for the areas, the government has said