Architecture

Buyers with ambassadorial ambitions could build themselves a 15,800 square foot residence just 100 yards from Kenwood House

RIBA responds to the Government's Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission, arguing for an immediate end to Permitted Development Rights - and pointing out that architectural style is subjective…

Aiming to render physical models and CGIs fully redundant, a "revolutionary" tool for London's architects, developers, advisors and planners has been rolled out to a wider audience.

17 Stirling Prize-winning architects have teamed up to drive a 'paradigm shift' in building design

Paul Latham explains how the great Scottish architect brought ‘the Parisian mode of life’ to an aspiring middle class in Victorian London, by combining picturesque romance with orderliness...

500 years after his death, Leonardo's ideas are not simply valid – they actually suggest a way forward for urban planning, writes Alessandro Melis

Vauxhall Cross Island was approved by Lambeth Council last year

Two very different mega-basement projects in Surrey and Knightsbridge demonstrate how these types of schemes come with their own unique set of factors, write Emma Shipp & Deborah Sharples...

Designs by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners for TfL and development partner Native Land include 40 new homes on Pelham Street and replacement apartments behind a retained facade on Thurloe Street

'Modernist classic' in Richmond hit the market at £7.5m late last year

'In some cases, the scale of flooding or coastal change may be so significant [that it] may mean potentially moving communities out of harm’s way in the longer term'

Ultra-prime developer/designer revamps the grand former home of the art critic John Ruskin and his wife Effie on Charles Street;