Basil Spence News Today

MICHAL BONCZA recommends a photographic sojourn around London housing estates that defined post WWII British civic architecture

Pulling off the rhetorical trick that Brexit would undermine the Northern Ireland Good Friday Agreement, Michel Barnier, the EU negotiator, said in 2018 that the agreement meant removing borders not only from maps, ‘but also in minds’. Even a single CCTV camera on the North-South roads was considered a threat to the peace process. Now

Work to demolish Faraday Tower on the University of Southampton campus is well under way with lorries and workers at the site.

The demolition of an iconic tower in Southampton which has been branded an eyesore by some has begun.

A concrete crematorium and a geometric bell tower feature in this roundup of 10 brutalist buildings photographed by Simon Phipps the Brutal Wales book.

Ann Dingli reviews the exhibition catalogue for In Search of Line, which documents the exhibition of the same name showing at the Victor Pasmore Gallery until March 30.

Keith Williams Architects has won approval for a new circular brick lift tower and access walkway at Basil Spence's Grade II* listed University of Sussex Library

Among the vital upskilling needed to tackle the climate emergency, building performance evaluation often gets overlooked. Not so at Glasgow-based John Gilbert Architects

The sale of one of Scotlands most famous hotels has helped bolster the country’s property market.

A group is raising funds to buy the historic cinema