Are you election ready? It’s almost time to cast your vote in one of the most unprecedented general elections we’ve faced. The election campaign has certainly raised more questions than ... Read more
This summer I went on a staycation through the English countryside and villages. Rounding a corner, I was suddenly shocked by a sight that has been lost for so long that it has been declared... Read more
Last week, in the cosy setting of The Ivy Soho Brasserie, Iceni co-hosted the Housing x Education – Joined-up Delivery Breakfast Seminar with Architecture Initiative. Not only was the food... Read more
The definition of placemaking, what it is and what it isn’t, and whether it is something a community should welcome, has long been debated.
Regardless of your views on what it is, place... Read more
Once again, the challenge of balancing the needs of the environment with planning and policy objectives has come to the fore. The issue? ‘Dutch Nitrogen’…
The Court of Justice of th... Read more
Across the world, drone technology is rapidly advancing, from the recently unveiled world’s first passenger Vertiport in Singapore, to cargo drones delivering medical supplies in China, Sw... Read more
There is a new development near me where a playground has been stuck on the end, in an enclosed space, away from line of sight and busy thoroughfares. Seemingly an afterthought. It is no won... Read more
The hotly-anticipated Inspector’s Report on the draft London Plan was published last week.
We have been carefully following the progress of the draft London Plan. Following on from our ... Read more
It is somewhat surprising to think that it is only since 1990, with PPG16, that archaeology has been a material consideration in the planning process. Before this time, the decision to under... Read more