Design
In Pictures: London’s best new home extensions & architectural improvements
The 11 winners of 2019's 'Don't Move, Improve!' competition
Cotswold Country House Clause treehouse development opp offered for £1m
'This is the most tree-mendous house you've ever seen,' says Savills' Benjamin Langridge
Behind the Schemes: Digging down in Highgate
How rejigging an architect's designs and lowering an entire garden by nearly two metres delivered a spectacular subterranean space backing onto Highgate Golf Club...
Architect plans new digs on ‘one of the very few undeveloped plots in RBKC’
Planners set to approve Sophie Hicks' 'unusual' subterranean Holland Park scheme next week
New architect named for Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Eric Parry has been brought in to design the Shoreditch scheme's tallest building, after two resi towers were cut last year
In Pictures: Central London’s longest pier set to launch this year
Royal Wharf Pier promises to better connect Ballymore and Oxley's Royal Wharf development with Central and West London, while creating a new public space 'reminiscent of traditional British seaside piers'…
18 ‘super-tall’ skyscrapers completed in 2018; more than in any previous year
Residential towers accounted for nearly a third of the world's newly-completed skyscrapers in 2018
Plans go in for a new wellbeing-focused neighbourhood in Essex
In Pictures: Studio Egret West's proposal for 2,500 new homes set in a "holistic landscape" near Thurrock
‘London’s most controversial architect’, at home with the FT
Amin Taha - of that Clerkenwell property - chats with the FT's Dominic Lutyens about 'living under threat of the wrecking ball.'
Preview: Architect@Work at the Truman Brewery
The international trade event for architects, interior designers and specifiers will showcase over 200 innovative products and solutions later this month; here's some of the highlights to look out for..
Luxury fit-out specialist recruits construction bigwig as Chairman
Kier and Severfield man Ian Lawson has joined EE Smith as Non Executive Chairman
Portland Stone became the building block of London, but does it have a place in modern British architecture?
City AM's "Hot Property" Editor Melissa York explores the popularity of Portland limestone, asking whether high costs and the push for higher building density mean its days are numbered in the capital …