Paranoia over so-called "teen takeovers" ignores the fundamental problem: that our cities have left young people with nowhere to go, writes Christopher Martin.

Tragic events in Glasgow should prompt a UK-wide reckoning about maintenance, funding and what genuine regeneration requires, writes Matthew Mckeague, chief executive of the Architectural Heritage Fun...

Camden Inspire Festival is an annual community celebration taking place this year on Saturday 26th September.

A vision of our overheated future on the streets of Mumbai

Inquest proceedings began this week into the death of a five-year-old boy who fell from the 15th floor of a Newham Council tower block in east London.

A new book describes the destruction of Palestinian life street by street.

Do you think the Mack was improperly insured? Are you confused about the whole thing? Then this post will hopefully help. Dangerous subtitle: Cultural Historian Explains the Secret Life of Insuranc…

Scottish architect Ruairidh Moir has launched a campaign calling for the fire-torn Glasgow School of Art to be rebuilt.

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Art lovers, collectors, institutions and anyone with an interest in Glasgow‘s creative heritage will be able to purchase a major piece of it now…

Interview with Billy Fleming on landscape architecture’s service to capital and what design could become in a just postcarbon transition: moving beyond he…

REBUILD THE MACK!

The Commonwealth Games was meant to kick off regeneration in Glasgow’s East End. The games are returning – but how much has been accomplished? Eve Livingston reports

A situated review of The Albanian Calls and The Albanian Files, the role of internationally renowned architects and their relationship with prime minister Edi Rama, and the ongoing mass protests.

The Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland has written to the Chief Planning Officer of The City of Edinburgh Council, David Givan, after the fire on Princes Street earlier today, calling for a Conservation Accreditation Register of Engineers (CARE) engineer to be appointed to oversee what happens to the building. The letter reads as follows: "Dear Mr Givan 109 - 111 Princes Street, Edinburgh We are all disappointed that this major fire has occurred on Princes Street in an area with a high concentration of important listed buildings. Originally the Palace Hotel, designed by John Lessels in 1869, converted to the Liberal Club in 1890, the upper floors were latterly part of Debenhams.

A legal case on behalf of some 700,000 people against the country’s biggest housebuilders could be a catalyst for much-needed industry reform, says Inside Housing’s Peter Apps

The SNP will back calls for a temporary ban on AI data centre developments, The National can reveal ...

Where is Britain’s military infrastructure? Who builds it and how does it reshape rural landscapes? What happens to the communities who must learn to live in its vicinity? How are they persuaded to ac

Protests across the city turned violent on Tuesday night – with some police officers acting as if it wasn’t safe to intervene

The move against the boss of London’s Southbank Centre sends a forbidding message about who is and isn’t seen as fit to lead in UK culture, says Guardian columnist Afua Hirsch