All Planning articles – Page 34
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In FocusNicholas Boys Smith interview, part one: Man on a mission
There are few topics more controversial than planning reform and placemaking and few people more passionate about them than Nicholas Boys Smith. Read the first of a two-part interview
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NewsOffice for Place is ‘not Cabe 2’ says government design advisor
Chair of board setting up new body says it is set to take role accrediting new local design codes
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NewsCouncils look to prevent high street resi conversions
Authorities line up to make ‘article 4 directions’ to exempt areas from permitted development rules
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NewsRegal London submits plans for 760-home scheme in Wembley
Mixed use planning application for north London site designed by JTP
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NewsRenaker outlines plans for 60-storey tower block scheme in Manchester
Four towers providing 2,000 homes planned for brownfield Trinity Islands site
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NewsHarrow council gives green light for 48 modular rooftop homes
Pilot project with Apex Airspace to build homes on top of existing blocks
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NewsFour out of five high street properties ripe for resi conversion
Controversial permitted development conversion rights and new fire safety tests for high rises have come in to force
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NewsStonebond wins permission for Waterbeach first phase
Cherry family housebuilder to develop 89 homes on 6,500-home Cambridgeshire scheme
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NewsCity of London Corporation wins affordable housing permission
Community centre and 91 affordable homes will be added to York Way Estate
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NewsBallymore and Sainsbury’s tie up huge Kensington regen deal
Canalside site in Ladbroke Grove will deliver 2,800 homes and a new town centre
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NewsJenrick to tighten planning guidance around flood risk
Housing secretary says plans opposed by Environment Agency will be called in for determination
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NewsGoodstone backs Digbeth scheme for first acquisition
Build-to-rent start up to build out Eutopia’s 500-home Brum regen project
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CommentCo-living: pandemic-proof housing?
Co-living developments are dynamic, blending uses together to bring people back to High Streets and urban areas, but planners need to catch up, argues Tim Chapman-Cavanagh
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In FocusThe co-living mini-boom and why not everyone is happy about it
Co-living schemes are rising in popularity and yet local authority planning committees seem unready for this new type of housing
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NewsJoseph wins permission for 1,500 homes in Gravesend
London housebuilder gets approval for JTP-designed scheme beside Thames estuary
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NewsSt Mods signs 5,000-home deal with West Midlands mayor
Undertaking sealed as housebuilder submits plans for 350 homes at former Longbridge car plant
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NewsMPs call for halt to roll out of new PD right
Select committee says wide-ranging new resi conversion right should not be introduced until review undertaken
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NewsClarion named development partner for £3bn Essex new town
Development arm Latimer appointed by local authorities to develop 1,000-acre site for 9,000 homes
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NewsLiverpool stripped of world heritage status for 'overdevelopment'
Decision confirmed after 10 years of threats
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