Eighty years ago Nazi Germany’s bombing offensive devastated the City of London, then as now the financial centre of the British capital....

Until Wednesday one of the ‘Secrets of the London Underground’ was when, exactly, Crossrail would open, but TfL’s announcement that day...

The Barbican arts centre within the City of London estate of the same name is 40 years old today, having been opened by the Queen on 3...

A sunny Sunday is a good time to leaf/click through the property supplement/website of your choice, indulging in the fantasy of buying or...

Today the National Gallery published its chosen architect’s initial proposals to remodel the building’s Sainsbury Wing entrance and a...

Yesterday journalists got their first official look at the completed Elizabeth Line, thirteen and a half years after work on the new...

This week an important step was taken to move the new City of London Law Courts project forward, two years since I first wrote about the...

“There are some things I’ve done I’d like to discuss...” It was over lunch at the Chelsea Arts Club’s convivially-close tables that...

The Royal Institute of British Architects today launched a limited competition to masterplan and design the first phase refurbishment of...

As tributes continue to be paid to Richard Rogers, Lloyd’s of London is still quietly pondering a major remodelling of his One Lime...

My first encounter with the work of Richard Rogers, who died on Saturday, occurred on a hot weekend in the late Eighties. For a couple of...

The Royal Institute of British Architects’ House of the Year 2021 was announced yesterday evening (full disclosure – I was once...