Oxford University Development, a £4bn joint venture between the University of Oxford and Legal & General Capital, today reveals the shortlist of five teams proceeding to the second stage of its international design competition for the masterplan team for its [...]

LISTEN HERE 🔊 A mental health building by Medical Architecture in north London took a simple, ‘first-principles’ design approach to providing access to external space and daylit interiors, as well as greater independence and wellness for users. James Parker reports [...]

Richard Rogers (Baron Rogers of Riverside), one most renowned UK architects of the 20th and 21st century, particularly famous for celebrating buildings’ structure, has died aged 88. Tributes have been paid from across the industry, including from Rogers’ long-time collaborator [...]

Parliament has voted in changes to Building Regulations which from June next year will require CO2 emissions from new homes reduced by 31% against current standards, and introduce a new Approved Document O covering overheating. This is an interim measure [...]

The third episode of the Building Insights podcast is now available! In this episode, Antony Wood, executive director of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat - CTBUH speaks to the managing editor of Architects’ Datafile, James Parker, about [...]