Out of the darkness: Sue Barr’s Die Streifen, Duisburg
Sue Barr left the New Year warmth of her in-laws’ home to photograph the shadowy, forgotten spaces beneath the huge oversailing autobahns of Duisburg’s industrial landscape
7 February 2022
Public realm
North West Multi Modal Transport Hub, Derry
Consarc Design Group for Translink
Pooley New Bridge, Cumbria
Knight Architects for Cumbria County Council
Art, architecture and the city: what drives Jayden Ali?
Jayden Ali seeks diversity in his work and his career as an architect
Manchester’s towering glory: Tonkin Liu’s heat and energy centre
Eleanor Young talks to the creators of Manchester’s startling Tower of Light
How you can help planners approve your scheme
Hana Loftus spells out what architects need to deliver to help planners say yes
In association with Architect@Work
Architect@Work event aims high with air and architecture theme
Trade conference returns to its physical format for 2022 with a look at space, materials, biophilia and more...
Planning consents: Schemes aim to expand and improve
Planners approve proposals for schemes that go bigger and better
What does the data say about which schemes win planning?
It's simplistic to blame the planning system for holding back new development
Page of Consents: Football, almshouses and Brick Lane development
Two football-related schemes and two contrasting developments in London
Plug and play bridge unites Texan communities
Single structure incorporates path, railings and seats
Page of consents: community and cultural projects win planning
Refurbishment of a brutalist school hall, a co-working hub by IF_DO and a Passivhaus leisure centre in Staines
Page of Consents: Improvement and environment dominate planning decisions
For or against, all sides draw sustainability to their cause
Page of consents: Library extension by Purcell and castle folly win planning
A library extension, an arts centre extension, Wolverhampton housing scheme and … a Medieval Castle
Page of consents - from a Bristol tower to a Cambridge basement
A Passivhaus primary school, a hostel for the homeless, retrofitting of industrial buildings and 'a secret palace of relaxation'
Lessons from Syria: Make architecture a craft again and restore a sense of society
Homs-based Marwa al-Sabouni explores how the built environment can help mend society
Will Greenwich Peninsula’s eclectic avenue make a real Design District?
Archiecture 00 and David Kohn are among nine practices designing 'blind' – will it work?
Page of consents: Sustainability and controversy
Theatre, office home and legal project get the go-ahead
Opportunities for design as coastal towns eye staycation revival
Opportunities for architects open up by the seaside
Keep out: Venice Biennale pavilion explores the decline of public space
The ‘creeping epidemic’ of privatised public space is the subject of installations at the biennale's British Pavilion
Page of consents: housing special
Four different approaches to the shortage of places to live
Rasmus Hjortshøj and life at the edge
Rasmus Hjortshøj, Fondazione Prada, Milan, 2018
In association with LandEnhance