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News catch-up: Gove set to approve Foster’s Tulip

Novelty towers are go as Gove prepares to overturn Khan’s rejection of Foster’s Tulip tower and Adjaye designs New York an ‘upside-down’ box stacked skyscraper. Meanwhile in business, Arb’s record fee hike ‘concerns’ the RIBA, which has found that nearly a fifth of practices are struggling to fill staff vacancies

26 October 2021

Tabernacle play exposes grim horror of Grenfell tragedy

Account of incompetence and indifference leaves feelings of shock and anger

Page of consents: Surf’s up for Manchester

Healthcare, housing and leisure schemes get the green light

In association with Apollo Fire Detectors

These are the fire detectors offering maximum protection

Apollo alarm comes in two versions - one for residential settings, the second for care and custodial environments

Think longer to build sustainably

Quick fixes make immediate impact but real sustainability needs long-term thinking

Doors, windows and iromongery priced and put in context

AECOM’s David Holmes gives an overview of current costs

Portrait of Nancy Sheung.

Nancy Sheung adds human scale to architectural pattern

Photographs reveal an unfazed woman in a man’s world

The MacEwen Award 2022: Deadline to enter is 15 November

Time is running out. Send in your schemes which work for the common good

Fear and roving in the housing market

There’s more than the pandemic behind a changing sector

Why does the Stirling Prize matter?

25 years of getting people to love modern architecture

In association with Keyfix

These non-combustible cavity solutions meet updated building regulations

How to design compliant masonry facades for tall buildings

Concrete, colour and Conran inspire three bespoke bathrooms

Ways to drench the smallest room in style

Wanderer's Wonder: Enter now

Design ideas wanted for a fun, playful structure to enhance an area where walkers can take a break

Mæ’s Passivhaus block in Camden sets tone for new London vernacular

Capital idea: how the Agar Grove estate is reviving the idealism of 1960s Camden housing

If the built environment sector is to reach net zero, architects need to speak as one voice

The RIBA wants the government is to step up the fight against climate change – but it needs your help

In association with Tile of Spain

Call for entries: Tile of Spain Awards 2021

Architects, designers and final-year students: Submit your projects

In association with Total Synergy

The business software giving architects more time for design

Cornish practice harnesses project management technology to boost efficiency

Kingston Town House wins 2021 RIBA Stirling Prize

Grafton Architects recognised for Town House’s dramatic volumes and spatial sequences that sing

Taking the pee: bio-digital artwork has serious implications

V&A artwork shows how Microbial fuel cell bricks produce electricity from human urine