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OpinionRethinking the future of outer-London towns
As outer-London town centres are asked to absorb more homes and greater density, the challenge is not simply how much we build, but how we make growth feel rooted in the places people already know and value. They need an architecture of their own, not a scaled-down version of the ...
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NewsBuilding’s Budget Scorecard: did Healey’s announcements deliver for construction?
Construction leaders gave John Healey’s first Budget as chancellor a cautious 5.9 out of 10, according to a snap survey carried out by Building Design’s sister publication. Carl Brown reports on how they rated it across nine key themes, from retrofit to skills
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NewsBDP appointed to design £100m expansion of Leeds Royal Armouries museum
UKREiiF venue to add nine-storey waterfront building set to more than double site’s conference space
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OpinionWhy small sites hold the key to specialist housing and inclusive communities
The UK’s housing crisis cannot be solved by numbers alone. Quality, suitability and inclusivity matter just as much as quantity, writes Kyle Buchanan
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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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NewsGollifer’s National Glass Centre in Sunderland to be granted immunity from listing
Government turns down listing bid as C20 describes decision as ‘shameful’
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NewsFosters and MANICA unveil designs for San Siro stadium redevelopment
Vision for 71,500-seat Generali Stadium revealed following years of dispute over historic site’s future
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NewsDispute between Essex council and housing minister intensifies after authority votes to withdraw 29,000 homes plan
Basildon council and Matthew Pennycook at loggerheads over green belt issues
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NewsProfit falls at Arcadis’s UK operations as costs rise
Consultant says bottom line hit by increase in operating expenses
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NewsPlan to reinstate historic spikes used to display heads of traitors on London’s grade I-listed Temple Bar
Coles Conservation Architects working with City of London on restoration of Christopher Wren-designed gateway
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NewsGovernment to publish definition of ‘UK supplier’ in January as part of buy British initiative on public jobs
Move part of plan to do away with ‘post box’ addresses of firms claiming to be UK companies
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NewsShedkm’s Littlewoods film studio a step closer following £20m Budget pledge
Plan approved in 2024 but delayed by viability concerns
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NewsHealey confirms extra £1.5bn for Social and Affordable Homes Programme
Chancellor announces several funding measures designed to help social housing sector
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NewsBudget 2026: The built environment reacts
A round-up of the reactions to this afternoon’s Budget
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NewsHealey announces £4.7bn for Your First Home scheme
Applications expected to open next February with full details of price caps for initiative to be published shortly
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NewsHealey promises to speed up data centre building but wants ‘responsible development’ in return
Chancellor unveils so-called Data Centre Covenant which draws up series of pledges developers are ‘encourgaed’ to meet
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NewsGovernment fleshes out plans to ‘rewire state’ with devolution deals
Mayors to get powers over income tax and business rates
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NewsBudget 2026: Healey steps in to help ailing housing sector
Chancellor pledges to freeze most building regulations this parliament and exempt brownfield sites from biodiversity net gain rules
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NewsHigh Court overturns original consent for Grafton’s Christ’s College library
Later consent for same scheme now in hands of Angela Rayner
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NewsEmrys’ Soho Square office redevelopment approved
1930s Twentieth Century House to be combined with three neighbouring buildings