Miscellanea

Just 477 architects joined the ARB via the EU route last year - down from 961 in 2019 and 1,232 in 2015.

As the latest English Housing Survey reveals that  the majority of homes in England have sub-standard energy efficiency ratings, Freya Wise of The Open University warns that "EPCs aren’t working", arguing…

A selection of key findings from the recently-published 2019-20 English Housing Survey.

As English Heritage undertakes a review of London’s famous blue plaques, some buyers are now debating whether they want one on their property where it points to connections with slavery, colonialism…

Acorn has carried out some useful community engagement work at its new scheme in Constantine Bay.

The global millionaire population grew 6.3% in 2020, surpassing the 20-million bar, while total millionaire wealth grew 7.6% to tickle US$80 trillion.

The new House of Lords Built Environment Committee has launched its first inquiry, with a view to understanding "what shapes the type of housing needed in the UK as well as a range of challenges to meeting…

New guidance aims to "dispel myths and misconceptions" about Fallopia Japonica, and "help unblock needlessly effected home sales".

Unesco has recommended the city’s waterfront is removed from its list of world heritage sites, nine years after being deemed ‘at risk’.

Oxford Circus is to be reinvented as a pair of "pedestrian-friendly piazzas" by the end of this year, according to new plans by Westminster City Council and The Crown Estate.

Environment Agency flood risk maps "can downplay the dangers some properties face", says Zurich.

National agency launches new series fronted by the high-profile writer & commentator.