Ella Jessel

Residents of a north London ‘warehouse district’ fear a vPPR-designed redevelopment will leave them priced out of one of London’s last affordable creative communities

David Adjaye has settled out of court with an ex-director of Adjaye Associates Ghana who claimed she was unfairly dismissed from the practice

Exclusive: David Adjaye is being sued in Ghana’s High Court by a former Adjaye Associates director who claims she was sacked after more than a decade at the practice

Campaigners are urging Scotland’s biggest social housing landlord to rethink its plans to demolish four high-rise towers at the heart of a Glasgow housing estate

Feilden Fowles’ recently approved extension of the National Railway Museum in York could be knocked off track by a legal challenge

Lee Rowley has been announced by the government as the new housing minister – the fourth since the start of the year

HawkinsBrown has redesigned a proposed Camden estate tower block to include additional staircases in a bid to ‘future-proof’ the scheme in view of changes to fire safety laws

Archio’s plans for three pink terracotta-clad Passivhaus houses on a ‘tricky’ corner site in east London have been given planning consent

Conservationists are fighting ‘needless’ plans to demolish Modernist architect Frederick Gibberd’s 1960s library in the Warwickshire market town of Nuneaton

Staff at London practice Atomik Architecture are balloting over whether to strike for better pay and working conditions, in what their union describes as the UK’s first strike in a private sector practice