All Housing articles – Page 112
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NewsBuilding over green belt not on our agenda, says government
Housing minister pours cold water on Wolfson Prize suggestions
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NewsWoolwich Crossrail station clears planning hurdles
Work by TP Bennett and Weston Williamson OK’d by council
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NewsShortlist for Manser Medal unveiled
Contenders for the Stephen Lawrence Prize and Client of the Year also revealed
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NewsNew Scotland Yard set to become flats
Architecture practice SOM proposes resi scheme for central London site after conducting feasibility study
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NewsStudent digs firm looks outside London for schemes
Unite commits to student halls projects in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Portsmouth
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News£250k Garden Cities Wolfson Prize winner due next week
Three of finalists say 40 new garden cities needed
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NewsPlans submitted for second phase of Cambridge new town
HCA lodges plans for the ‘heart’ of Northstowe
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NewsCourt orders Istanbul towers be torn down
Ruling says they have “negatively affected world heritage site”
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NewsIndustry 'too reliant' on housing for growth, says report
Barbour ABI figures highlight housing’s importance
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NewsPersimmon wants Green Belt rules reviewed
Firm says more land needs to be made available for housing
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NewsPlanning minister wants more bungalows
Brandon Lewis laments lack of “quintessentially British” homes
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Building Study1-6 Copper Lane by Henley Halebrown Rorrison Architects
Cohousing is a concept proving popular in North America and parts of mainland Europe but, despite being a potentially viable answer to the housing shortage, it is yet to catch on in the UK. Ike Ijeh visits the first cohousing build in London to see if it’s an idea worth ...