Heritage

Fancy brushing up on your knowledge of the capital's preeminent abodes? Better pop this in the diary then;

Rafael Serrano has netted formal approval to turn Admiralty Arch into a hotel, private members' club and super-prime private residences, with construction due to kick off early next year.

The MOD's Old War Office building in Whitehall is now surplus to requirements, and is being put up for sale for "more than £100m".

Grosvenor might, we hear, be considering flogging it's 11-15 Grosvenor Crescent office-to-resi scheme , otherwise known as Project Falcon, to luxury developer Wainbridge Estates.

It sounds like Roman Abramovich has put his plan to renovate a mansion on the banks of the Thames in Chelsea on hold for the time being.

Free the leviathan of residential construction from the callous shackles of planning control, says Edward Keene... What sort of London are we building?

Opening a historic home to the public is no tea party, discovers William Cash as he gets into hot water with the W.I. during a Wodehouse-worthy episode at Upton Cressett.

Christian Candy is planning to create one of the biggest resi basement complexes in London under his new family pad, Gordon House in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Ultra-prime developer plans to convert No. 3 into a single residence

Legal eagle Nicky Richmond runs us through some of the big questions to ask before getting all romantic...

London Underground's Grade I listed HQ at 55 Broadway, above St James's Park tube station, is to be converted into prime residential units, with TfL now on the hunt for an architect to take on the scheme.

If you were developing a building as culturally significant as the former Beatles HQ, you'd be bonkers not to go big on the heritage angle.