All Housing articles
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NewsGovernment pledges roadmap for older people’s housing ‘in the next year’ - but rules out setting up joint unit
Ministers issue official response to Older People’s Housing Taskforce report two years after recommendations first published
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NewsGreen light for Claridge Architects' plan to redevelop Romford nightclub as co-living scheme
Legendre UK and Urban Sketch to start on construction of nine-storey scheme next year
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NewsHTA submits plans for ring-shaped tower scheme on Greenwich gasholder site
Three blocks to rise up to 29-storeys in height and contain more than 1,300 homes
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NewsGreen light for TP Bennett and Grid’s 1,500-home Slough regeneration
Proposals would see former university site redeveloped over a decade
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NewsIn pictures: HTA completes 452-home social rent scheme in Greenwich
Kidbrooke Park one of UK’s largest council housing schemes in recent years
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NewsAFK gets green light for lakeside homes in Cambridgeshire
Nearly 400 homes to be built in ’garden-style’ community at Waterbeach Lake
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NewsHalf of councils failing to hit deadline for approving planning conditions, says housing body
Trade body says issue is disrupting construction schedules and undermining viability
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NewsGreen light for ECD Architects’ 400-home scheme on site of controversial tower demolition
New scheme provides fewer individual units than demolished towers but more bedrooms
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NewsNew towns will be limited if they have to compete with data centres for water, peers warn
Shortage of utilities, skills and building materials cited by peers as major ‘limiting factors’ for progression of new towns programme
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NewsCall to freeze new regulatory burdens on housing for three years
Report by Lord Barwell-led Prosper UK Housing Commission also calls for section 106 use to be restricted to what developments need
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NewsLondon boroughs identify sites to build more than 50,000 council homes
Building full pipeline would cost more than half a million pounds more than London’s total SAHP allocation
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OpinionWhy building safety cannot be left entirely to the free market: A history of building regulations (part III)
Eleanor Jolliffe considers attempts to reduce and simplify the regulations and how the Grenfell Tower tragedy changed everything
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NewsLondon housebuilding slowdown will continue until leasehold reformed, warns housing minister
Draft legislation would replace leasehold as the default tenure for new flats with a new commonhold tenure
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NewsWolverhampton approves 6,750-home city centre regeneration plan
Blueprint identifies 33 potential development sites
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NewsHaptic Architects and Gort Scott appointed on floating homes project at Royal Docks
Practices to lead nine-month feasibility study on residential component of mixed-use floating scheme next to City Hall
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NewsDowen Farmer gets green light for 200 council homes in latest phase of Battersea Power Station masterplan
All homes will be for social rent in GLA-backed scheme
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OpinionThe impact of two world wars and the ‘golden era’ of the public sector architect: A history of building regulations (part II)
Eleanor Jolliffe considers the social trends and events of the past millennium that led to the development of rules which dictate the way we build
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ReviewBook review: Where We Live, by Jonathan Glancey
The UK has a rich and eclectic history for the provision of mass housing, but a new book by the former Guardian architect and design editor suggests the reliance on private volume housebuilders has been problematic for a number of reasons, Daniel Stilwell writes
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NewsNottingham practice Franklin Ellis Architects gets green light for 425 Cambridge homes
Scheme to be built on disused railway land
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NewsGary Neville resubmits plans for SimpsonHaugh’s rejected Manchester towers
Build-to-rent scheme to contain 723 homes with 50 classed as affordable