RIBA president Chris Williamson shares four key hopes and opportunities for the built environment ahead of the chancellor, Rachel Reeves’ 26 November statement.

Labour’s ambition to shift healthcare to the community offers huge opportunities for architects to drive change, argues ...

While the recovery is broad and strong, smaller practices continue to struggle in an unremittingly challenging domestic ...

Water scarcity threatens UK housing delivery. A Good Homes Alliance guide has tips on cutting demand, smart use and designing ...

Brazilian metalutite, conversely, is formed from mudstone – a sedimentary stone that has been compacted but has not completed ...

Studio Weave founder Je Ahn saw untapped potential in a 1970s concrete barn on the Isle of Wight, and has created a ...

In Glasgow's Bearsden Conservation Area, Studio KAP has improved a 19th-century home’s flow, adding light and connecting ...

A new essay collection explores how UK cities were shaped in the second half of the 20th century. It’s a tasty mix, but Hugh ...

Larger improvement works cover the student entrance at Peter’s Hill, arrivals area and bookshop; the Asquith and Hale ...

Individual architects are investing time in content creation to build a personal brand that can further their career ...

Defining, measuring and delivering social value is complex. A RIBAJ roundtable on social housing, hosted by Ibstock, explored ...

At west London's new Mason & Fifth Westbourne Park hotel, interior architect TiggColl has set a soft, meditative tone in ...