Anna Highfield

Celebrities including Bill Bryson, Kevin McCloud, George Clarke and Griff Rhys Jones have signed an open letter to Angela Rayner demanding that M&S Oxford Street be saved from demolition

Residents of an estate in Aberdeen are in uproar over their council’s plans to demolish more than 500 RAAC-affected homes

Studio Weave has been granted planning approval for a £4.5 million transformation of the Vestry House Museum in Walthamstow, north-east London

A Modernist Somerset library with an octagonal reading room has been listed along with a neighbouring monks’ refectory

The Pakistan Cricket Board has selected BDP to overhaul three of the country’s major cricket stadiums

GPAD has put forward plans for a ‘bold, contemporary’ housing block in north-west London in collaboration with design-led developer Caswell&Dainow

Terms such as ‘gender mainstreaming’, ‘gender-sensitive design’ and ‘feminist urbanism’ are creeping into use in architectural dialogue. But, jargon aside, how is policy actually starting to shift? And what does it mean for architects?

The organisers of the Pay 100 survey have called for fully transparent disclosure as they launched their architecture salary survey for its third year 

Foster + Partners has submitted plans for a major overhaul of its own ‘outdated and outmoded’ 20-year-old building in London’s Spitalfields

A Scottish man has been struck off the Architects Register after he failed to cooperate with ARB investigations following a complaint against him, and failed to provide evidence of his professional indemnity insurance (PII)