Ella Jessel

Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Sheppard Robson, the team behind London's axed pyramid-shaped concert hall, have unveiled a new set of plans to redevelop the Museum of London site

Architects HawkinsBrown, PRP and BPTW have been shortlisted to masterplan the highly controversial redevelopment of a 1960s estate in south London

The ARB has suspended a Bristol architect from the register for nine months after he bombarded a client with ‘aggressive’ emails and turned up at their house in a dispute over payment

Housing secretary Michael Gove has backed ‘cracking’ proposals to allow residents to join forces with neighbours and hold referendums on developing their streets

Sadiq Khan has called in Squire & Partners’ designs for a cluster of high-rise towers on the site of the decommissioned Paddington Police Station after they were rejected by councillors

Southwark Council has approved Cottrell & Vermeulen’s plans to build homes on the garden of a south London estate despite fierce opposition from existing residents

The upcoming World Architecture Festival (WAF) is themed ‘resetting the city’. The AJ asked architects and design professionals across the world how their cities had reacted to the Covid-19 pandemic

Few tears will be shed over the failure of London’s tallest new skyscraper to win approval, but its surprise rejection is a landmark decision for the city. What did Foster + Partners' design get so wrong? By Ella Jessel

Adjaye Associates and Ron Arad Architects’ £100 million Holocaust Memorial in Westminster is facing yet another hurdle after campaigners were granted permission to challenge its approval

UK practices Surman Weston and Studio Propolis are among 16 finalists from across the globe competing for the Architectural Review (AR) Emerging Architecture award for 2020/2021