Richard Waite

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has revealed that it has been in talks with the government about protecting function for ‘activities in architecture’

Former JTP partners Ian Fenn and Rebecca Taylor talk about setting up their new housing-focused practice and how they plan to ‘push against convention’

Dowen Farmer has won approval for a four-home scheme on a south-east London plot plagued by planning failures over the past 16 years

Leeds United Football Club has bagged approval for a proposed expansion of the club’s famous Elland Road stadium, having brought BDP on board to deliver KSS's original plans

RIBA president Chris Williamson’s high-profile refusal to renew his Architects Registration Board (ARB) subscription has not prompted a wave of resignations in support of his protest

We’ve called it the Dormant Decade. Ten years of salary survey data reveals just how little architects’ pay packets have changed. Richard Waite pulls out the headline figures and uncovers who is getting the worst deals

RIBA president Chris Williamson has told the Architects Registration Board (ARB) he will not be renewing his registration as the institute gears up to wage war on the regulator

In this new series, Richard Waite speaks to architectural professionals about how they have been supported by Blueprint for All, which is celebrating 10 years of ‘driving diversity’. Today, we hear from Part 2 design assistant Pragga Saha

Richard Waite examines how Bradford’s year as City of Culture and the council’s ongoing redevelopment plans have knitted together, providing the momentum for a long-awaited revival

The Bank of England has chosen a team led by Purcell for a major consolidation and refurbishment of its historic Threadneedle Street estate