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By: Josh Butler
The chief executive of the Oxford Street Development Corporation (OSDC), who is overseeing the street’s pedestrianisation, has told the AJ about new roles for architects and why a change in local political control has not dampened his optimism
By: Josh Butler
Woods Bagot has submitted plans for a 25-storey scheme in Wembley, combining a care home with hundreds of co-living rooms, which has been criticised as ‘warehousing the elderly in the sky’
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Statistics show fewer than 1% of homes are bought by foreigners, as race discrimination commissioner warns against blaming migrants during debate
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Populous has released new images of its plans to significantly increase the capacity of the King Fahad Sports City Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the 2034 World Cup
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Australia’s leading constitutional lawyer says Whitten could be disqualified over Snowy Hydro contracts, but Pauline Hanson says there is no question over his eligibility
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2C Architects’ Ben Clark discusses a project to retrofit a 19th-century warehouse within the Twickenham Riverside Conservation Area into a compact pair of modern homes
By: Josh Butler
Architects and designers have presented proposals for regenerating the site of the Union Corner building in the centre of Glasgow, which was destroyed by a fire in March
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South Australian Liberal Tony Pasin says parties should ‘work hand-in-glove’ to defeat Labor at the next election
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Caruso St John, David Chipperfield Architects and Foster + Partners are among the 34 winners of the RIBA’s 2026 International Awards
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Peter Barber Architects, Henley Halebrown and East Architecture have revealed updated plans for the Central Winchester Regeneration project – the latest attempt to redevelop the city’s centre
