Design
In Pictures: Berlin’s former Stasi HQ transformed into 50 luxury loft apartments
High-spec apartments in the former East German secret police headquarters are now being offered for sale
Watch: The winning projects from this year’s Wood Awards
A new pavilion set within a 'Capability' Brown-designed walled garden, a timber-framed home in North Yorkshire, and a series of Japanese cabinets were among the projects recognised in this year's Wood…
PRP picked to masterplan Ebbsfleet’s new Garden Village
Up to 2,600 new homes "will respond to their rural surrounds" in North Kent, says PRP, "including a former quarry which will also provide a dramatic backdrop to the scheme"
Understanding Luxury: How to create value in today’s market
Experts from the worlds of lighting, interior, and landscape design share their tips on how to maximise return on investment and still achieve luxury...
In Pictures: Sales launch in Marylebone’s new ‘residential heart’ – Concord’s Marylebone Square
Druce and Savills are handling sales of new apartments on the old Moxon Street carpark site - the last full city block development site in W1 - which is being transformed into a high-spec residences in…
Fancy owning Annabel’s dancefloor? Louche nightclub interiors go to auction
The original Nina Campbell-designed interiors of Mayfair institution Annabel's are being sold in 250 eclectic lots at Christie's later this month
KPF opens three new international outposts
Architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox has opened three new offices, in San Francisco, Berlin, and Singapore
Fenton Whelan names Ademaj as Partner & Head of Design Studio
Desariot Ademaj has been promoted to Partner level at luxury property firm Fenton Whelan
Revised Bishopsgate Goodsyard masterplan slashes resi elements
Drastic redesign for the controversial 4.4-hectare Shoreditch development site sees the number of homes culled from over 1,300 to just 250
Neo Bankside residents take on Tate Modern over privacy at the High Court
The “invasion of the claimants’ privacy is relentless”, argues a lawyer for residents
Traditional design can quell Nimbyism, claims report
Government-backed research report argues that property developers should use Georgian and Victorian-style architecture in new-build schemes