Landscaping
Thousands of Chelsea Flower Show plants are available to buy as gardens go virtual
A "Virtual Chelsea Flower Show" will run online from 19th to 23rd May.
Chelsea Flower Show cancelled
The RHS has cancelled all its shows and garden events until the end of June, heeding Government advice on Covid-19 outbreak.
Country Life: The 100 finest country house architects, builders, craftspeople, interior decorators and garden designers in Britain
Venerable lifestyle weekly releases its annual guide to the best practitioners working in the country house field.
Para 79 permission granted for a ‘significant’ new country house in the South Pennines
Gagarin Studio has started work on a heritage-inspired contemporary rural home on Yorkshire's moorland fringes, with landscaping designed to alleviate flooding in lower-lying areas.
Inside & Out: Andrew Shirley on why resi developers are tapping wellness trends
When it comes to residential property development, there’s more to wellbeing than just adding a new spa, says Andrew Shirley.
Housebuilding ban on floodplains isn’t enough – flood-prone communities should take back control
As thousands of homes across the UK are affected by floods, Professor Hannah Cloke wades in with some harsh truths and good advice...
Tonkin Liu picked for Grosvenor Square redesign
Grosvenor awards high-profile project to Farringdon-based practice, two years after launching an international call for ideas
Updated TA6 form puts knotweed onus on buyers
The Law Society's revised Property Information Form adds an "unknown" option for Japanese knotweed.
Architect wins legal battle over ‘free’ advice to neighbours
Ambitious landscaping project in Highgate ended up as a cautionary tale for design professionals
Beautiful homes & tree-lined streets should be ‘the norm not the exception’
Roger Scruton and Nicolas Boys Smith's final report for the Building Better Building Beautiful Commission has been published, offering a series of policy proposals and practical recommendations to make…
New pictures show ‘bold new vision’ for Victoria
'Ambitious' new public realm and placemaking proposals are aimed at improving the area for residents and visitors
No Pain No Gain? On biodiversity and the luxury residential sector
New biodiversity net gain laws have the potential to add significant additional costs to the development of schemes in the UK's rural and costal locations, writes Nicholas Burt...