York green belt review

The Architects’ Journal York green belt review City of York Council, North Yorkshire Council and the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority are seeking a consultant for a joint green belt assessment [Deadline: 27 July 2026] The post York green belt review appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Enfield Council withdraws 21,000-home plan from New Towns programme following change in political control

North London borough’s new Conservative leader said group was elected on mandate to protect green belt

Plan for 2,000-home garden village on former green belt land in Tameside approved

Godley Green Garden Village will be developed by joint venture consisting of Barratt Redrow, Homes England and Lloyds

Housing on the edge: how architects won approval for grey belt and semi-rural homes

The Architects’ Journal Housing on the edge: how architects won approval for grey belt and semi-rural homes More and more housing schemes are being proposed beyond existing settlement boundaries. Richard Waite talks to practices that have navigated grey‑belt and other semi-rural planning rules The post Housing on the edge: how architects won approval for grey belt and semi-rural homes appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

DLA submits masterplan for Hertfordshire college revamp on green belt

The Architects’ Journal DLA submits masterplan for Hertfordshire college revamp on green belt DLA Architecture has lodged a planning application for a masterplan for a Hertfordshire college that includes a zoo and film studio The post DLA submits masterplan for Hertfordshire college revamp on green belt appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Ian Weinfass

Manuel Bravo - How Was the World's Biggest Dome Built, 10082022

Florence Cathedral remained without a dome for more than a century, for nobody was capable of building it, until Filippo Brunelleschi presented a promising solution in 1418, but how did he do it? Discover the secrets of the construction that started the Renaissance