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An all-woman team from Counterspace in Johannesburg has been chosen to design the 2020 Serpentine Pavilion.

Skanska has finished building the Municipal Pier and Pier Approach development in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, a 26-acre waterfront space where city residents can dine, shop, swim and play.

The results of a wide-reaching public engagement exercise designed to understand and provide new insight into what people need from their homes has been launched by Design Council.

Dutch designer Karres en Brands has been selected out of 136 submissions to design Norway's 7,000 sq m National Logging Museum.

Swedish firm White Arkitekter is working with Silicon Valley's ReGen Villages to create a fully circular, self-sufficient village in Sweden.

Plimsoll Productions are developing a new high-end property series for one of the world's leading streaming platforms and is inviting CIAT members and affiliates to get involved.

A studio in Japan squeezes a 2.7-metre-wide office block into an alley between two buildings.

CIAT members and affiliates have free access to Archetech Magazine, a source for Architectural Technologists for the latest projects, innovations and insights shaping architecture and design.

Developer Mitsubishi Estate has begun work on what will become Japan’s tallest building – the 390m Torch Tower skyscraper near Tokyo Station.

This May, Clerkenwell will reveal a new series of collaborations for the 10th anniversary of Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW).

A designer's role in swimming pool design.

Four Spanish contractors have entered the race to upgrade Barcelona Football Club's Camp Nou stadium.

This year's Serpentine Pavilion is described by its designer as a "hill made out of rocks".

NBS launched The Best Practice Guide to Specification Writing earlier this year, a free framework designed to standardise and improve specification writing across the sector.

The design quality of new homes and neighbourhoods across the UK remains stubbornly low, according to an in-depth study on the issue published by a team led by the University of Glasgow.

A team of designers have developed a response to the working from home conversation.

Significant changes to Scotland's planning regulations mean homeowners in conservation areas can now enjoy greater freedom to upgrade their properties with modern, energy-efficient windows, without compromising on historic character.

Southwark Council are looking for new volunteers to join the Design Review Panel.

Ferrovial's Polish subsidiary Budimex has been awarded a €433m contract to rebuild Warszawa Zachodnia (Warsaw West) railway station, which has the most passenger traffic in the country.