Design
RIBA warns of a ‘shrinking market for architectural services’
The market for architectural services is now shrinking 'quite significantly', say architects, as practices express 'frustration at the Brexit impasse'
Lodha collaborates with designer Pablo Reinoso at Lincoln Square
Acclaimed Franco-Argentinean artist designs 'sculptural archway' for luxury developer's new scheme in London's legal land
From Cubitt to Chelsea Barracks: On the evolution of the London townhouse
The architects, developers and marketeers behind the landmark Chelsea Barracks project discuss the design and inspiration behind 'the most ambitious townhouses to be built in London for over 150 years'.
Hudson Yards Is Manhattan’s Biggest, Newest, Slickest Gated Community. Is This the Neighbourhood New York Deserves?
The New York Times uses some spectacular visuals and harsh words to explore the USA's biggest ever private mixed-use property venture - Hudson Yards.
Stately home owners battle it out for HHA garden award
Heritage organisation's long-running award scheme relaunches with a shortlist of eight horticultural triumphs
Amazon unveils conversion of Brazilian Ambassador’s residence in Regent’s Park
Agents describe £14m lateral in The Park Crescent as the area's 'finest new apartment'
In Pictures: 2019’s ‘Buildings of the Year’
Gianni Botsford's striking "House in a Garden" in Notting Hill has been named as one of the world's 15 best new buildings, alongside Thomas Heatherwick's Coal Drops Yard, the Macallan's new visitor centre…
Developer fined £60k over botched redevelopment of historic Islington villas
Court hears how sensitive façade retention scheme turned into a demolition job, resulting in 'irreplaceable loss' of two 1860s buildings in the Hillmarton Conservation Area
De Padova to open first UK flagship store in London
Milanese design firm's new 'penthouse-style living space' in Brompton Cross will be a far cry from the traditional furniture shop...
Big Ben view worries scupper Vauxhall tower scheme
Controversial resi project near Damien Hirst's art gallery knocked back on appeal
RIBA, RICS & CIOB team up to call for mandatory sprinklers in homes
Property industry bodies are lobbying for new legislation to require the installation of fire suppression systems in all new and converted residences, and in refurbishment projects.
Luxury design house Morpheus launches ‘turn-key’ furnishing service
Chelsea-based firm says new Savile Row-inspired solution will give investors and developers an edge in a competitive market