Richard Waite

Four teams, including one led by architects Turner Works, have been shortlisted by Lewisham Council in a contest to find a ‘long-term, sustainable’ reuse of its Grade II-listed Ladywell Playtower

Studio Egret West (SEW) has unveiled its concept proposals for the final phases of Battersea Power Station’s redevelopment

Grafton Architects has been chosen to design a new study and social hub at Trinity College Cambridge – the practice’s second major job in the university city

Developer Berkeley has applied to the courts for a judicial review of the Planning Inspectorate’s rejection of its dRMM-led redevelopment of the Aylesham Centre in Peckham

Dowen Farmer has won approval, on appeal, for a scheme featuring up to 90 homes and a special educational needs (SEN) school on an edge-of-settlement site in Hertfordshire

What does RIBA president-elect Jay Morton hope to achieve when she takes up her role in September 2027? In the run-up to this year’s presidential election, the AJ spoke to the director and practising architect at Bell Phillips about her plans

The government has asked the Architects Registration Board (ARB) to lead a working group looking at how to regulate ‘professional activity across the built environment’, including scope for the protection of function for architects

The Bartlett School of Architecture has appointed academic and AY Architects co-founder Yeoryia Manolopoulou as its new director

London projects dominate the 2026 RIBA National Awards with schemes in the capital accounting for 17 of this year’s 32 winners

Continuing our series on those who have set up on their own, the AJ talks to Sebastian Elliott, whose new practice Macro Micro Architects has embraced AI