The London Festival of Architecture and Architecture LGBT+ are seeking a design team for a £5,000 installation for this year’s Pride.

The project impressively upgrades a listed city-centre office building, but have overzealous heritage rules constrained its true potential? asks Jo Sharples

Orms has unveiled a first glimpse at its proposals to convert London’s iconic Grade II-listed BT Tower into a hotel, including the addition of a rooftop pool.

McGonigle McGrath’s ‘exceptional riverside home' in County Down has been crowned RIBA Northern Ireland’s building of the year.

The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease by Corstorphine & Wright is one of four worthy projects shortlisted for the AJ100 Community Impact of the Year award.

CHYBIK + KRISTOF has revealed proposals for what would be the Czech practice’s first UK project – a basketball and e-sports arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

An ‘elegantly resolved’ J-shaped footbridge across the River Severn in Worcester by Moxon and Jacobs has been crowned the RIBA West Midlands 2026 building of the year.

Five practices are in the running to be AJ100 Employer of the Year 2026.

O’DonnellBrown has begun work on a £7 million residential scheme in Glasgow’s West End

The Royal Parks has announced a £1.8 million project support services framework.

Proposals by 6a architects to turn a Grade II-listed former post office into a home for Bath’s Fashion Museum have been given the go-ahead.

An open international competition is being held for a new Christo and Jeanne-Claude Centre for Contemporary Art in Gabrovo, Bulgaria.

Planner and author Euan Kellie, who has spent decades recording Manchester’s remarkable renaissance, looks at the city’s meteoric boom and how its skyline has been transformed

Recently shortlisted for an RIBA Yorkshire award, this pair of heritage craft buildings combine traditional stonemasonry with advanced digital fabrication

An architect is being sought for a remodelling of key buildings at the National Coal Mining Museum for England.

O’Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects has retrofitted a 1930s terraced house in Canonbury, north London, turning it into a family home as well as the practice’s own architecture studio.

The winners of one of the most hotly contested international architecture competitions of recent times have been announced.

A historic building on the Scottish island of Great Cumbrae has been brought back to life as a community facility.

Public Practice has named its latest cohort of built-environment professionals who will be placed in council planning roles as local government enters ‘a period of significant transition’

The OMA partner’s latest book, Architecture Against Architecture, poses vital questions for the profession but is more provocation than ‘manifesto’, writes Will Hurst

The Royal Household is seeking an architect or CAD technician for a new architectural technical services commission [Deadline: 1 June 2026]

Architect Sarah Castle reappraises Manchester’s skyline after returning to her home city to set up London-based practice IF_DO’s north-west office

Fee levels are going nowhere fast, but the same applies to projects. That was the consensus among most attendees (especially the London-based visitors) at this year’s three-day UKREiiF property mega-conference

Natasha Huq, an associate at GRAS architects, has won the MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice 2026 for her work on the restoration of Preston Tower in Prestonpans near Edinburgh

Putting architects at the heart of local government could help deliver hundreds of new homes across England, the RIBA has said as part of a campaign calling for city architects.

The winners have been named in contests for a £40,000 pair of seating installations and a new £95,000 public artwork at Springfield Village in south-west London

A new ‘campaigning consultancy’ has launched to ‘radically diversify’ the commercial property industries, including ‘demolishing barriers’ for those seeking a career in architecture

The Natural History Museum is seeking an architect for the next stage of its Western Galleries transformation.

Manchester City Council is seeking a design team to create a new neighbourhood development framework for Holt Town [Deadline: 27 November 2023]

Four contenders are vying for the AJ100 Mentor of the Year 2026 award.

Adam Richards Architects’ £2.3 million Mayfield School Health & Wellbeing Centre in East Sussex has been named the RIBA South West’s building of the year

Birmingham City Council has started preliminary market engagement for a £72m construction professional services framework.

This pair of heritage craft buildings combine traditional stonemasonry with advanced digital fabrication.

Leanchoil Trust is seeking a design team for the repair, conservation and adaptation of a former hospital building in Forres [Deadline: 25 May 2026]

Sordo Madaleno has opened its new London studio, divided into open-plan design office, a meeting zone and large flexible ‘living room’ exhibition space

OPINION | The inspirational Jane Jacobs reminds us why the lived realities of those affected by development, not abstract theory, should be the basis of planning, writes Michael Dring.

The London Festival of Architecture and Architecture LGBT+ are seeking a design team for a £5,000 installation for this year’s Pride.

Buttress, working closely with low-energy building consultancy WARM, has created the largest residential scheme so far to be accredited by the Association for Environment Conscious Building, writes Yan Wing Le

The project impressively upgrades a listed city-centre office building, but have overzealous heritage rules constrained its true potential? asks Jo Sharples

TiggColl has submitted retrofit proposals to transform an empty 1960s office building in Richmond, south west London, into a family-centered membership club

Orms has unveiled a first glimpse at its proposals to convert London’s iconic Grade II-listed BT Tower into a hotel, including the addition of a rooftop pool.

Newham Council has approved Maccreanor Lavington Architects and Gort Scott’s long-awaited, 355-home first phase of the Pudding Mill Lane development in east London.

The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease by Corstorphine & Wright is one of four worthy projects shortlisted for the AJ100 Community Impact of the Year award.

McGonigle McGrath’s ‘exceptional riverside home' in County Down has been crowned RIBA Northern Ireland’s building of the year.

CHYBIK + KRISTOF has revealed proposals for what would be the Czech practice’s first UK project – a basketball and e-sports arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

An ‘elegantly resolved’ J-shaped footbridge across the River Severn in Worcester by Moxon and Jacobs has been crowned the RIBA West Midlands 2026 building of the year.

The Crown Estate has announced a £58m multidisciplinary capital projects framework.

Five contenders are in the running to be AJ100 Practice of the Year 2026

Five practices are in the running to be AJ100 Employer of the Year 2026.

The AJ can reveal the five shortlisted entries for the AJ100 Communication of the Year 2026 award, sponsored by Schlüter-Systems