WilkinsonEyre has unveiled early designs for a new skyscraper which would tower over the Gherkin and the nearby Cheesegrater in the City of London ...

Public Practice has named its latest cohort of built-environment professionals being placed into councils, with half going ...

Architects are specifying solar systems on roofs without considering the fire risk implications, warns Geoff Wilkinson ...

Continuing our series on groundbreaking approaches to circular construction, building materials and recycling, Richard Waite ...

The ARB has struck off an architect over dishonest allegations of racism, gender violence and theft against her neighbours, ...

Three housing blocks in Canning Town, east London – completed less than 10 years ago – have been evacuated following the discovery of serious structural problems ...

The brutal way in which the former All Souls church in Ancoats has been reduced to rubble shows how little this handsome church was valued by the authorities, writes Elizabeth Hopkirk ...

A temporary auditorium in a disused warehouse in Hackney Wick, east London, has been replaced with a permanent home on the ...

Three separate awards, two practice-focused and one research-focused, are now open for entry. The deadline for entries is Friday 27 November. The MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice is awarded to ...

Prominent industry leaders and political figures gathered in the Palace of Westminster yesterday for the launch of Good Homes for All 2.0, produced by the AJ in partnership with Architects’ Action for ...

This intriguing 3D-printed curtain by Antwerp-based design studio Unfold is carved out of the street façade in the ...

The AJ talks to Kwamena Beecham about falling in and out (and back in) love with the profession and why there is never a ...