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Shaking up planning: what reform does the industry want to see?
Major planning reforms are on the horizon, and architects, planners and consultants have weighed in on the changes they want to see
PRP
News stories about and completed buildings by PRP
PRP’s controversial Bristol later-living scheme refused with 1,200+ objections
Bristol Council has refused PRP’s controversial proposals for a retirement home on the site of a Grade II-listed former special educational needs (SEN) school in Bristol
Neave Brown social housing award shortlist announced
RIBA has announced the four projects in the running to win this year’s Neave Brown Award for affordable housing
PRP gets green light to radically overhaul Torquay hospice
Torbay Council has given PRP consent to demolish chunks of a Devon hospice and build updated facilities including a 60-person care home
PRP named in £40m council lawsuit over burned-down retirement village
PRP is among a list of the defendants in a £40 million lawsuit over a burned-down, timber-framed retirement home in Crewe, court documents show
Battle lines drawn over controversial PRP later living scheme in Bristol
A proposal put forward by PRP for a retirement home on the site of a listed 1960s former special needs school in Bristol is facing opposition ahead of a planning meeting next month
PRP’s Lancaster housing scheme among winners of government brownfield grants
A 580-home mixed-use scheme in Lancaster by PRP has received £1.6 million as part of a £35 million government cash handout
PRP takes over Karakusevic Carson’s Broadwater Farm Estate retrofit pilot
PRP has taken over from Karakusevic Carson Architects on a refurbishment pilot project at north London’s Broadwater Farm estate
RetroFirst Stories: PRP later-living plans for listed 1960s Steiner school building
The latest in an AJ series looking at architects who have saved buildings from the bulldozers or given them a new lease of life
Farrells and PRP help councils draw up new design codes
Farrells, PRP and Gbolade Design Studio are among a growing number of architects appointed to advise councils testing a new national design code that prioritises ‘beauty’