Ella Jessel

The RIBA has called for schools to be classed as high-risk buildings after figures showed a widespread use of combustible insulation in new education buildings

Levitt Bernstein is tipped to win approval for its scheme to replace a former pub with homes on Powell & Moya’s 1950s famous Churchill Gardens housing estate in Pimlico, London

A report into last month's fire at a Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) designed block in east London has found 'serious safety failings' in the building's ventilation system

Paulo Mendes da Rocha, one of Brazil’s most celebrated architects and known across the globe for his bold public buildings, has died, aged 92

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The RIBA has hired its first-ever head of diversity after admitting to making slow progress in tackling racism. Can ex-BBC journalist Marsha Ramroop help the institute shed its ‘old boys club’ image? Ella Jessel reports

Quinlan Terry has won an appeal to build houses next to a pub designed by his former tutor, Raymond Erith, with the ‘lineage’ between the two architects a key factor in the decision

A primary school in south London designed by Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) is facing ‘significant demolition’ because it was not built according to the approved plans

Grimshaw has put forward plans for an extension of the ExCel Centre in London’s Royal Docks, including a floating walkway along the Thames

Jon Matthews Architects has submitted its plans for a 40-home ‘village’ for homeless men in Manchester built from repurposed shipping containers