All Planning articles – Page 2
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Opinion
Master plans are for Bond villains
We need to come up with a new name for master planning, but that’s no easy task, writes David Rudlin
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News
Planning inspector backs conversion of listed hospital into housing
Scheme centred on Victorian facility in Portsmouth will deliver 209 flats and houses
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Opinion
Why I'm committed to demystifying funding for architects-turned-developer
By working with specialist lenders, architect-developers can leverage their own investment and get more creative ideas off the ground, writes Roxana Mohammadian-Molin
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News
Inspector approves ‘hidden’ 24-home Brixton scheme at appeal
Rohacs Architects’ five-storey proposals include mix of apartments and houses
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News
Fosters’ £30m winery vision crushed by planning inspector
Scheme proposed futuristic BREEAM ‘outstanding’ centre in Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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Opinion
Manchester Unspun: The best guide to transforming a city you’re likely to find
A first hand account of Manchester’s transformation got lots of architects and developers reaching for the index to see what it says about them, writes David Rudlin
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News
Squires’ 28-storey co-living tower approved at appeal
Planning inspector overturns Croydon Council rejection aimed at protecting Seifert landmark
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News
Londoners need more say over new towers, Historic England chief says
Duncan Wilson calls for beefed-up capital-wide approach to protecting built heritage
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News
DLUHC punts £1.6m on scheme to boost council planning departments
Move comes as RIBA warns viable projects are getting “stuck indefinitely” because of capacity issues
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News
City of London progresses new tower rules
Policy will specify ‘appropriate’ sites for structures above 75m and provide contour map for tall-building clusters
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Opinion
How Will Alsop’s vision for a halo over Barnsley ended up paying off
On the eve of the publication of High Street, a new book he has co-authored with Lucy Montague and Victoria Payne, David Rudlin tells the story of how Barnsley almost became a Tuscan hill town
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Opinion
Public Practice: How working in rural and urban contexts opened my eyes to the full potential of green infrastructure
Green infrastructure has huge potential to help shape public spaces for the better, writes Omri Ben-Chetrit
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Opinion
In praise of our planning system
It’s time to stop knocking the planning system and celebrate everything that it does well, writes Matthew Lloyd
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Opinion
It’s time to liberate our streets by handing back control to local communities
Why do we massively subsidise on-street parking when there are so many other good uses for our streets, asks Samuel Hughes
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News
Moxon gets green light for Royal Victoria Dock bridge
East London scheme will be funded by £233m loan from Homes England to Silvertown Partnership
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News
Morris & Co Camden scheme approved at appeal
Planning inspector overrules rejection of 15-storey student-housing proposals
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Opinion
Oxford's 15-minute city debate risks turning into a ‘gridlock of stupid’
Seemingly innocuous proposals to reduce traffic in Oxford are being framed as a socialist version of the Truman Show, writes David Rudlin
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News
GRID gets go-ahead for Art Deco-inspired Acton scheme
Approval comes despite impact of 15-storey social-housing project on historic underground station and conservation areas
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Opinion
Why we love helping architects to become developers
Architects often make excellent developers - if only they’d realise it, writes Roxana Mohammadian-Molin
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News
Ackroyd Lowrie bags 140-home Croydon consent at appeal
Scheme for David Sullivan’s development firm Conegate will deliver much-needed community amenities, says architect