Six of the best: Indulgent master suites
Half a dozen schemes, from penthouses to country piles, that demonstrate how to make a principal bedroom suite into a main selling point…
Helen Green Design appointed at No.1 Grosvenor Square
A private client has awarded Knightsbridge-based interiors studio the contract to design the townhouse at Lodha UK’s No.1 Grosvenor Square.
New knotweed tracking tool helps flag local infestations
A new interactive Heatmap tracks sighting of Japanese Knotweed across the UK.
Don’t forget the fundamentals: Ten tips for delivering a successful prime resi development
Seasoned PCL property pro Alan Waxman, who has delivered more than 50 schemes in the capital over the last two decades, offers up ten pointers to help developers maximise their chances of sales success – even under the most challenging of market conditions…
Dubai design studio launches in London
Jonathan Ashmore’s Anarchitect sets up a UK base
Scruton names his ‘Building Beautiful’ design tsars
Gail Mayhew, Mary Parsons, Nicholas Boys Smith & Kim Wilkie join Sir Roger Scruton’s ‘Building Better, Building Beautiful’ Commission.
Couture Shift: Understanding the key trends shaping global interior design
The deepening relationship between fashion and interiors, the rise of the ‘caring’ consumer, and haute craftsmanship will be among the themes influencing the finest schemes of 2019, predicts design house Taylor Howes…
In Pictures: Britain’s most sustainable new resi developments
Eight residential schemes in the UK have been shortlisted for this year’s BREEAM Awards, which take place in London in March to kick-off Futurebuild week.
Georgian Group Awards: Call for entries
Heritage champion restarts awards programme after hiatus
Behind the Schemes: The grand revival of an historic Bloomsbury townhouse
How Quinn Architects returned a Grade II* listed building to its original grandeur after two centuries of alteration and poor repairs…
Japanese Knotweed ‘will be brought under control by 2040’
Lending and conveyancing restrictions mean that property sellers can’t ignore knotweed, says a specialist firm; extrapolations indicate that pretty much every case in the UK should be professionally-treated in 22 years’ time.