Allies and Morrison’s plans to revive the Grade II-listed Barbican’s underused Sculpture Court have been approved ...

Andy Burnham’s pledge to deliver the biggest council house building programme since the post-war period is a good start – but we need a truly holistic system to combat rising inequality, writes ...

Urban Splash and shedkm co-founder Jonathan Falkingham has called for wider reform of architectural regulation after being told to stop using the title ‘architect’ or rejoin the Architects Register ...

FaulknerBrowns has won planning permission for a new leisure centre and sports hub in Irishtown, Dublin The project, known as Irishtown Leisure Centre, will see the existing sports and fitness centre ...

Examine the practical challenges of working with lower-impact materials on smaller projects at our free webinar at 11am on Thursday 8 October Reused, natural and low-tech materials are increasingly ...

The Grade II-listed HQ of the Church of England has been refurbished, internally reworked and environmentally upgraded so it can now run net-zero in operation ...

Tate + Co’s plans for a timber advertising folly on Wandsworth Roundabout in south-west London have been refused planning consent ...

WR-AP director Sean Weston tells the AJ how his practice is retrofitting and combining three properties to create an expanded ...

Carmody Groarke has been chosen to design a mixed-use market complex within the £1.9 billion Birmingham Smithfield regeneration scheme ...

A team led by Spanish engineer Sener with co-architects RSHP and local practice ERRE has won an international competition for ...

The most significant recent development for the University of Bristol transforms the long-derelict former Royal Mail sorting office site beside Temple Meads station ...

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has successfully brought a prosecution against a Devon man for continuing to use the ...