Design
In Pictures: Cassina unveils debut UK resi project at Television Centre
Italian design studio's installation is 'unlike any other currently on the market', according to developer Stanhope
Grafton awarded Britain’s highest architecture honour
Irish architecture practice picks up the 2020 Royal Gold Medal for Architecture
Watch: Inside London’s best new home extensions
Seven winners of the 2020 Don't Move, Improve! awards have been announced.
Neo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern privacy case (again)
Siding with the residents could have opened "floodgates" to many more privacy cases, said the Court of Appeal, in "every single case where there's planning permission granted and there's a balcony overlooking.
Wilton Crescent mansion seeks £19m
Classic townhouse and mews package on the western terrace was last designed by Robert Kime
Super-rich & sustainable: How climate change is affecting the luxury property sector
HNWIs and developers are changing their behaviour as the socially responsible revolution rolls on, writes Penny Mosgrove...
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
In Pictures: Inside the Linley-designed One Queen Anne’s Gate
Upper-class interiors house Linley and top architecture practice PDP London have created 28 high-spec apartments behind an historic facade in the heart of St James's.
Green light for 31-unit heritage scheme in Surrey
Cousins & Cousins secures permission for Stonegate Homes' Banstead Place scheme, which centres around a Grade II* listed former manor house
Developers & architects to battle it out at Dragons Den-style pitch event
Built environment pros will have just three minutes to impress a panel of judges and an audience of 'potential partners'