GROHE collaborates with RIBA to offer CPD seminar on water-saving
As part of its mission statement ‘Shaping the future of water’, GROHE has released a RIBA-approved CPD seminar, Water Saving without compromising performance to encourage [...]
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Architect holds the code to the future of residential design projects
Design Haus Architecture, based in Nottingham UK, is pioneering the use of virtual reality (VR) technology borrowed from the gaming industry to transform the architectural [...]
Is the Mayor’s planning process still fit for purpose?
The Mayor has the power to ‘call in’ planning applications that are of ‘potential strategic importance’ to London. The way the Mayor’s office reviews and decides on [...]
RIBA publishes guide to building sustainably
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today published a new guide to help RIBA members and the wider sector embed sustainable outcomes into practice. The [...]
Lookers opens doors to huge JLR ‘Arch’ development in Buckinghamshire
Lookers Jaguar Land Rover has become the main retailer for both prestige brands in Buckinghamshire after completing the development of its expansive retail facility in [...]
International demand for UK architecture expertise soars
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) published its annual summary of business trends in architecture and construction sectors on 3 December 2019. The RIBA’s [...]
Oma together with being development wins competition to redevelop vdma in central eindhoven
– OMA / David Gianotten, together with Being Development, has won the competition for the redevelopment of Van der Meulen-Ansemsterrein (VDMA). This was announced today [...]
Grant Associates designs landscape strategy for UK’s third largest arena complex
YTL has submitted a planning application to Bristol City Council and South Gloucestershire Council to repurpose the Brabazon aircraft hangars at the former Filton Airfield, [...]
‘It’s time for the state to start building again,’ says TV architect George Clarke
Television architect and presenter George Clarke called for state intervention to solve ‘the biggest housing crisis the country has ever seen,’ as he was unveiled as a [...]
Unhealthy buildings affect children & will cost UK £55.6 billion over next 40 years
Living, learning and working in unhealthy buildings will cost the UK economy over £55 billion between now and 2060, according to a report by research institute RAND Europe [...]
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