Glenn Howells' English National Ballet named RIBA London Building of the Year 2021

Virtual ceremony beamed around the world features Barack Obama and Bono

The government's £250m for redesigning our roads should be targeted at residential areas as well as town centres, says Giulio Ferrini

The Church of England publishes a report on the housing crisis this weekend. Refugee-turned-bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani tells Elizabeth Hopkirk she is serious about turning recommendations into...

In this essay written to coincide with his Gold Medal, Simone de Gale traces the architect's significance from his early years to the present day

Influential and widely respected architectural historian and advocate for 20th century architecture dies

'Whole system stacked against doing the right thing'

Fear over proposed alterations to 2000 Stirling Prize winner sparks Twentieth Century Society bid

The influential and highly regarded architect died surrounded by his family

Architect honoured for 70-year career

Two firms have corrected the mistake after being alerted

Proposed Future Buildings Standard contains 'significant shortcomings', government warned

Lectures have not been heard by the public for 35 years

Architectural historians, conservationists and the wider architectural community pay tribute to Elain Harwood

Architect and peer was an influential figure in urban thinking for half a century

Heritage protection jeopardises plan to replace weavers' tenement in Shoreditch

India's Surat Diamond Bourse knocks The Pentagon off the top spot after 80 years

Ludicrously expensive education, low-pay and structural barriers to career progression are hindering efforts to diversify the profession, writes Naomi Fisher

Streets are our public living rooms. They should be designed accordingly, writes Giulio Ferrini

Richard Rogers' earliest collaborator pays tribute to his friend in this moving obituary

Social isolation is as deadly as smoking. How can design bring people together in meaningful ways?

Council-placement scheme counts former Fosters partner and Marks Barfield director among 30-strong new cohort

Finalists will fight it out for AYA glory

The belief that we must not reconstruct badly damaged buildings is based on outdated readings of Ruskin and William Morris, writes Andy Foster

In an exclusive interview with Building Design, Muyiwa Oki explains why he is standing to be the next RIBA president and what he plans to change

RIBA names first two of seven finalists for 2019 award ahead of November result

'Architects must rescue us from blankness of homes designed by those without training or history'

On International Women's Day, Alice Brownfield argues Kate Macintosh's south London social housing is a landmark in every sense - and a call to arms

Lloyd's to enact historic ritual for architect of its grade I-listed HQ

Annalie Riches says financial incentive would help level playing field

Novelist and 'architects' conscience' Hisham Matar also honoured

Amin Taha and RA architecture chief Vicky Richardson blast university for launching "Kafkaesque" investigation of staff

Government's 10-point plan is not enough, says profession

Decades of systemic failure can only be reversed with determined effort, says Place Alliance

Victoria Hills hits back at Amin Taha's remarks on the poor architectural knowledge of planners

Glenn Howells' English National Ballet named RIBA London Building of the Year 2021

79% report project delays and more than half say turnover has been hit

James Roberts' Triplex House slated for demolition

Scheme will see redevelopment of 1970s building and creation of 11 new homes

James Grimley enjoys a new book on Peter Womersley and hopes that it acts as 'a rallying call to action' on preserving the architect's work

Britain embraced an architectural vision of a better world after the shock of WWII. Ike Ijeh asks if coronavirus might have the same effect

Campaign and rival plans come as Corstorphine & Wright submits towers scheme

Institute launches Inclusion Charter for registered members this week

Letter tells Johnson to focus on low-carbon sectors

Ash Sakula's Newcastle housing praised in interim report

Campaign group produces walking tour of High Street Heritage Action Zone in south London

Architects may face revalidation every five years

1920s Edwin Lutyens-designed garden and a convent for "fallen" women among newly protected sites

Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission also calls for 'minister of place' in cabinet

Firm also pledges to withdraw from energy schemes involving fossil fuels

Birmingham is the canary in the coal mine, showing us how financially stricken local authorities are increasingly sacrificing cultural assets in pursuit of investment, writes Simeon Shtebunaev