Richard Waite is a News Editor at The Architects' Journal. He specializes in architecture and planning, focusing on urban design, real estate development, and the construction industry. Richard's insights and expertise are featured in prominent publications including New Civil Engineer, World Resources Institute, and TheCityFix.
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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.
Given this focus, individuals who are well-versed in London's architecture scene or have insights into local government policies regarding urban planning would be ideal for reaching out to Richard. Additionally, professionals with knowledge of notable architectural projects and their impact in London could also provide valuable input for his coverage.
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By: Richard Waite
Studio Egret West has lodged plans for the £2 billion Crown Estate-backed redevelopment of Cambridge Business Park
Neoclassicist Quinlan Terry, often referred to as ‘Prince Charles’ favourite architect’, has retired from practice aged 89, due to ill health
By: Richard Waite
Heneghan Peng and London-based DROO have won an international competition to design a new museum of technology in Bengalaru, India’s ‘Silicon Valley’
How can parents manage parental controls for different ages?
By: Richard Waite
IF_DO has been given planning permission for a film production centre at a Grade II*-listed estate in Hertfordshire
By: Richard Waite
The owner of a historic moated house is suing the founder of Nicholas Jacob Architects for more than £400,000, claiming the use of plastic pipework during the revamp of her estate led to leaks 14 years later
By: Chris Williamson, Richard Waite
Responding to the government’s consultation on its strategy for the built environment professions, RIBA president Chris Williamson calls for repeal of the Architects Act and bold action to reserve ‘critical activities’ to those who are regulated
By: Richard Waite
Recently founded studio amn architects, headed by former PRP senior partner Anne-Marie Nicholson, has won approval for a new later living scheme in Hampshire
By: Richard Waite
David Chipperfield Architects’ turnover has fallen by 15 per cent and its staff headcount has shrunk by a quarter, according to its latest accounts
By: Richard Waite
Project architect Hugo Billington tells the AJ how Hyde + Hyde is addressing the challenges of poor thermal performance at an ongoing retrofit of a modernist home on the Northumberland coast
