The AJ talks to Kwamena Beecham about falling in and out (and back in) love with the profession and why there is never a ...

Prominent industry leaders and political figures gathered in the Palace of Westminster yesterday for the launch of Good Homes ...

Peter Grundmann Architektur has given the independent cultural institution, based in a former rail freight depot, an ...

The Mayor of London’s Architecture and Urbanism framework was meant to allow fairer access to work for all. But have these ...

Shaw & Jagger has won approval on appeal for plans to build a country house clause home inspired by rocky outcrops on the ...

A 1930s house believed to have been designed by Manchester architect Joseph Sunlight has been listed at Grade II in ...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reportedly looking to scale back central support for new towns and to devolve housebuilding ...

The New South Wales Government has named the finalists in its international design competition for a new waterfront suburb in ...

After nearly 60 years, the AJ’s legendary cartoonist, Louis Hellman, is stepping back from his regular slot. To look back on his contributions to the AJ, we'’re revisiting Will Hurst’s 2017 interview ...

Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has reported a boost to its bottom line last year, despite a drop in turnover, after it cut its ...

Therme Group, the Austrian spa operator and developer, has updated its plans for a new £500 million resort close to Manchester city centre ...

An architect has been found guilty of being drunk and assaulting a flight attendant on a plane from Dubai to London and ...