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Archio submits plans for ‘genuinely affordable’ homes in south-east London
Archio has submitted plans for 16 'genuinely affordable' Community Land Trust (CLT) homes in south-east London
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Archio secures consent for ‘ambitious’ Norwich cohousing scheme
Archio and developer TOWN have won planning permission for a four-storey cohousing scheme in Norwich that had previously drawn criticism over its height and heritage impact
‘Nothing happened’: architects walk away from Design Council expert network
The Design Council has been forced to defend its network of ‘experts’ after at least a dozen disillusioned architects said they had walked away from the programme
UK’s largest all-timber development given green light in Lewes
Plans have been approved for the largest all-timber development in the UK, featuring work by practices including Ash Sakula, Archio, Charles Holland, Mae and Mole
So you reckon you are co-designing? Really?
Co-design has become a buzzword, used widely by architects and developers – but not always accurately. Gino Spocchia reports on what true community empowerment looks like
Five takeaways from AJ Retrofit Live: ‘Net zero is here to stay’
‘There is plenty of reason for optimism’, said AJ editor Emily Booth at the start of Retrofit Live, held in the City of London yesterday (27 September)
Archio resubmits plans for co-designed Norwich co-housing
Architect Archio and developer TOWN have resubmitted plans for a cohousing scheme in Norwich which address earlier concerns about height
Architects condemn scrapping of water pollution rules
The government’s decision to scale back environmental rules on water pollution in order to ‘unblock 100,000 homes’ by 2030 has been called into question by the profession
Citizens House by Archio: for the people by the people
The 11-home housing scheme, champions the community land trust model with Archio selected to design the scheme by members of the local community, writes Fran Williams. Photography French+Tye
HTA, Allies and Morrison and RSHP join call for net zero planning reform
HTA Design, Allies and Morrison and RSHP have joined more than 100 firms calling for planning reform to meet the UK’s commitment to net zero