Architects take great care to create buildings in the capital that relate to local context. But the surrounding landscape is ...

Keppie Design’s plans for a 12,000m² hospital in Airdrie, Lanarkshire, have been shelved following a rethink by the Scottish ...

Despite ongoing protests over university cuts,  Edinburgh’s art, architecture and landscape architecture degree show was its ...

Jay Morton, director at Bell Phillips and a former political candidate, has been elected as the RIBA’s next president ...

This year’s competition, with a total prize fund of £25,000, has been won by interdisciplinary, architect-led team R.U.A ...

The project in Kingston upon Thames has retrofitted and environmentally upgraded a Victorian house while extending the ground ...

A court has dismissed a bid to rule that the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) gave unfair subsidies to two ...

RSHP’s plans to flatten a 116-year-old City of London block to refurbish its Lloyd’s Register of Shipping building and create an events space at its entrance have been slammed by The Victorian Society ...

Developer Berkeley has applied to the courts for a judicial review of the Planning Inspectorate’s rejection of its dRMM-led ...

The body behind the delivery of the Oxford Street pedestrianisation and its wider development has named the members of its ...

Piercy&Company has submitted proposals for a new 12-storey office building in Victoria Street, Westminster, which would replace two post-war blocks ...

Jay Morton has been elected as the RIBA’s next president following a heated four-way contest, but what does the industry think of her victory?