House Plan: Charles Holland on PRP's The Ryde
In the eighth of a new series looking at influential housing plans, Charles Holland chooses PRP’s Ryde housing (1963) in Hatfield
View ArticleAffordable home exemptions hit by court ruling
Smaller scale housing developments could become unviable following a High Court judgement overturning affordable home exemptions introduced by ministers last year
View ArticleMae wins planning for assisted living scheme
Mae Architects has won planning for a new baby boomer retirement home opposite Channel 4’s HQ on Horseferry Road in Victoria, Westminster
View ArticlePatel Taylor's Battersea housing goes in for planning
An affordable-housing development designed by Patel Taylor as part of the Battersea Power Station regeneration project has been submitted for planning
View ArticleAre our homes making people sick?
New research by Cartwright Pickard Architects and the Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit suggests improved energy efficiency in our homes may be having unintended consequences for...
View ArticlePlanning victory for AAVA in Bromley
AAVA has won planning permission for this four home, £2.4million scheme in Bromley, south London
View ArticleWork starts on SimpsonHaugh's Canary Wharf tower scheme
Construction has begun on SimpsonHaugh and Partners’ 31-storey Dollar Bay residential scheme in Canary Wharf, east London
View ArticleGovernment launches £26m starter homes fund
The government has launched a new £26 million fund aimed at encouraging the development of new homes for first-time buyers
View ArticleGlasgow commits to build 25,000 homes
Glasgow City Council has committed to delivering 25,000 new homes by 2025 as part of the city’s five-year housing plan
View ArticleNew homes registrations slump
New housing registrations slumped by 16 per cent in London during the first six months of this year, contrasting with a boom in the rest of the UK
View ArticleGovernment set to miss £1bn Build to Rent target
The government is set to miss its target of having helped start 10,000 new build-to-rent homes through a £1 billion fund launched two years ago.
View ArticleHouse Plan: Chris Dyson on Kahn's Fisher House
In the ninth of a new series looking at influential housing plans, Chris Dyson chooses the Fisher House in Pennsylvania by Louis Kahn
View ArticleAffordable home exemptions hit by court ruling
Smaller scale housing developments could become unviable following a High Court judgement overturning affordable home exemptions introduced by ministers last year
View ArticleHouse Plan: John Tuomey on Coderch's Casa de la Marina
In the tenth of a series looking at influential housing plans, John Tuomey chooses José Antonio Coderch’s Casa de la Marina in Barcelona
View ArticleHouse Plan: Alan Dunlop on Murcutt's Kempsey House
In the latest instalment of the AJ’s series looking at influential housing plans, Alan Dunlop chooses Glenn Murcutt’s Kempsey House in Australia
View ArticleDuggan Morris wins approval for another PegasusLife retirement scheme
Duggan Morris Architects has won the go-ahead for another major scheme backed by elderly housing provider PegasusLife - this time in north London
View ArticleDrop in housing starts - but completions edge up
Housing starts fell 14 per cent between April and June, plunging by more than 5,000 compared to the first three months of 2015
View ArticleHouse Plan: James Soane on Holl's Fukuoka housing
In the latest instalment of the AJ’s ongoing series looking at influential housing plans, James Soane chooses Steven Holl’s ‘poetic’ homes in Fukuoka, Japan
View ArticleDesigner crowdfunds to build pods for homeless
Architectural designer James Furzer has launched a crowdfunding campaign for a modular homeless shelter which would hang off the sides of buildings
View ArticleHouse Plan: Keith Williams on Le Corbusier's Unité
In the latest of the AJ’s ongoing series looking at influential housing plans, Keith Williams chooses Le Corbusier’s Unité d’Habitation in Marseilles
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