All Politics articles – Page 12
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News'Brutalism was a freak,' says architecture tsar
Today’s architecture much better than ‘rubbish’ post-war era, says Terry Farrell
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NewsCampaigners see signs of hope in delay over Preston listing
Supporters invited to attend protest march next month
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NewsTurn high streets into homes and offices says Boles' think tank
Policy Exchange says failing high streets should be abandoned in face of competition from the internet
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NewsGovernment reveals plans for specialist planning court
Justice secretary also consulting on plans to clamp down on judicial reviews
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NewsCouncils' war of words over Chipperfield tower
Lambeth calls Westminster legal action ‘staggering’
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NewsShop conversion plans prompt warnings over future of the high street
Architects sceptical of plans to allow housing conversions in town centres
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NewsGovernment cash opened up for all new building projects
Any community-based projects outside London can apply for share of £17m
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NewsGreen Deal flops as only 36 households sign up to flagship policy
Ministers had predicted 10,000 would adopt the initiative in its first year
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NewsRichard Rogers urges architects to be more political
Peer uses birthday interview to lament the ‘age of greed’
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NewsDeputy mayor blames 'expensive architects' for stalled housing
Edward Lister branded ‘cynical’ by housing architect
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NewsScottish housebuilders told to look to town centre first
Malcolm Fraser review of town centre policy urges broader range of uses beyond retail
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OpinionThe architects paralysed by politics
Local council policies make make producing decent architecture difficult
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NewsDeputy mayor brands Unesco ‘fundamentally wrong’
Ed Lister says heritage watchdog’s ‘purist view is not acceptable’
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NewsEnglish Heritage: Changes could improve heritage protection
But Simon Thurley slates budget cut as ‘very disappointing’
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OpinionMinisters have to lay the foundations
Britain needs new homes, a lot of them, and only the government can make it happen, says Ellis Woodman