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Denys Lasdun’s ‘glass castle’ is refused listing

Schools crisis: former RIBA president calls for return of PFI to fund rebuilding

Architects condemn scrapping of water pollution rules

HTA wins contest for landscape-led Canterbury regeneration

Listed Rochdale mill approved for conversion to housing and commercial

Open House 2023 highlights: the top 10 must-see buildings in London

Schools crisis: Sunak halved budget for rebuilding programme

BDP submits plans for 500-flat scheme close to new Everton stadium

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Maccreanor Lavington and Hawkins\Brown win planning for 4,800 Manchester homes

Handling the Heat: how architects are designing for a hotter climate

‘Shocking’: RIBA slams closure of 150+ schools over safety fears

Hodder + Partners plans extra storeys for Gary Neville’s Manchester tower

New RIBA president Muyiwa Oki to ‘put pressure’ on government on retrofit

Jonathan Tuckey Design restores Italian farmhouse

M&S launches High Court appeal against Gove’s Oxford Street refusal

Campaigners slam demolition plans for two Glasgow landmarks

Burrell Foley Fischer’s Worcester theatre faces re-think due to escalating costs

FCBS submits long-awaited plans for Oldham Theatre

dMFK with Norm complete retrofit of Chancery House for The Office Group

Simon Allford: ‘The RIBA was failing, inexcusably caused by those meant to be leading it’

Glasgow plans £36m overhaul of People’s Palace

Strong shortlist named for new Orkney arts centres

BDP plans 1,600 home ‘low-carbon’ Wirral neighbourhood

Scrapping waterway environmental rules will ‘unblock’ 100,000 homes

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New RIBA president Muyiwa Oki to ‘put pressure’ on government on retrofit

M&S launches High Court appeal against Gove’s Oxford Street refusal

Is the M&S Oxford St demolition refusal a climate crisis turning point?

Campaigners make final plea to save Portsmouth News Centre

Practices need to be bolder about promoting diversity and inclusion

Architecture needs a ‘rinse and repeat’ approach

Architects should get involved with design codes – before it’s too late

Our Neighbourhood issue is bursting with schemes to help communities flourish

Summer calls for a reimagining of street life

The Coach: Now I’m a team leader, how can I avoid conflict?

HTA wins contest for landscape-led Canterbury regeneration

The second staircase is a knee-jerk reaction to Grenfell

‘Shocking’: RIBA slams closure of 150+ schools over safety fears

Gloomy outlook among small practices as private house projects slump

Design codes not a straitjacket, says government architect

Architects condemn scrapping of water pollution rules