Richard Waite is a Commentator at The Architects' Journal. He focuses on architecture and planning, covering topics such as urban design, real estate development, and the construction industry. Richard's insights have been featured in notable publications including New Civil Engineer, World Resources Institute, and Fodor's Travel.
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Based on the articles covered by Richard Waite, it is evident that he focuses primarily on architecture, building design, and urban planning with a specific focus on London and the United Kingdom. He often covers news related to local architectural practices, government announcements about construction or historic home retrofits within the UK.
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By: Richard Waite
A Haworth Tompkins team has won the contest for the for the housing-led regeneration of the Colman’s Mustard factory in Norwich
The RIAS has announced the winners of its annual awards for 2026 – a list of ‘outstanding buildings’ which includes one of Hoskins Architects’ Scottish studio’s last schemes
The ARB has handed two new universities accreditation to confer Masters-level qualifications under its emerging education framework
Bennetts Associates has posted a near £1.4 million loss before tax, while its turnover has plunged by almost 40 per cent
By: Richard Waite
The London Borough of Southwark has filed a multi-million pound claim in the High Court against CZWG Architects over the design and construction of Canada Water Library in Surrey Quays
Stride Treglown has seen off big names, including a Stirling Prize winner, to land the job of developing a strategic masterplan for London’s famous BRIT School
This year’s Serpentine Pavilion, which opens to the public on Saturday, has been designed by emerging Mexican architecture practice LANZA Atelier, and features a brick crinkle-crankle wall
By: Richard Waite
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By: Richard Waite, Del Hossain
The grim financial realities for future architects need to be talked about – but there are potential answers, argues Del Hossain
By: Richard Waite
In the first in a mini-series on the four candidates vying to be the next RIBA president, we speak to Chithra Marsh of Manchester-based Buttress Architects
