Design
‘The business of architecture is under stress’ as projects pause
45% of architects have reported a decline in personal income, says the RIBA
How the super-rich are sitting out the storm in north London
The leafy enclaves of Hampstead & Highgate have long provided the wealthy with a welcome retreat from the outside world, writes Trevor Abrahmsohn - but today's incarcerated UHNW families are looking for…
Threat & Opportunity: How proptech can drive sustainability in the built environment
"Technologists, entrepreneurs and investment leaders are increasingly identifying sustainability as the defining issue of our times," says Faisal Butt, founder of PropTech investment house Pi Labs.
Foster + Partners designs reusable visor for mass production
World famous architecture practice hopes its design nous can help the fight against Covid-19
Make Architects lined up for Southbank ITV site redevelopment
Mitsubishi Estate has reportedly picked Make Architects to come up with new mixed-use designs for London Television Centre on the Southbank.
Government confirms ‘the biggest changes to building safety in a generation’
Sprinkler systems and consistent wayfinding signage are now mandatory in all new high rise residential blocks.
RIBA’s president steps back
"Alan Jones has decided to temporarily step back from his day-to-day duties as RIBA president," confirms the Institute - which has reported him to the Charity Commission over a "serious incident".
Country Life: The beautiful Edinburgh streets and buildings which are the stars of ITV’s Belgravia – thanks to a sprinkling of production magic
Struggling to identify the locations in ITV's Belgravia? You're not alone; it isn't actually London at all - the series was largely filmed in Edinburgh.
In Pictures: Louise Bradley designs British woodland-themed show home at Magna Carta Park
Knightsbridge-based interiors studio takes inspiration from the setting of Royalton's new 57-acre private estate in Surrey
ADAM Architecture chief Robert Adam steps down
Influential classical designer Professor Robert Adam is to step down from his eponymous architecture firm in April.
Forbes: From touchless tech to vinyl floors, here’s how coronavirus will change home design
Cork flooring, ceramic tiles, copper and voice-controlled tech will be at the forefront of design in a post-coronavirus world, according to this survey of US interiors specialists
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.