A glass elevator that will run up the inside of one of Battersea Power Station’s chimneys before popping up out of the top for a view will open next year.
The City of London has announced plans to part pedestrianise Bank junction following on from previous works which substantially reduced road traffic in the area.
More than 20 years after it opened, Southwark tube station is to get the over-site development it was built for, although not the one it was designed for.
Plans by the City of London to move its three historic markets to a single site in Dagenham Dock took a step forward last night after Barking and Dagenham council approved planning permission for the new market building.
A temporary double-decker bridge could allow the Hammersmith Bridge to reopen next summer, initially to pedestrians and cyclists, with motorists following a few months later, Hammersmith and Fulham council has announced.
A sleepy railway station in East London is due to get a lot busier as a large housing development is to be built next to it.
A former theatre turned cinema in the West End has been saved from conversion into a hotel after Camden council rejected an appeal from the developer.
Another large Oxford Street retailer is looking to downsize in light of the recent surge in online shopping, and this time it’s M&S.
A solitary tower on the Southbank could be replaced by a cluster of wide office blocks if plans by Make Architects are approved.
Design details for Bank tube station’s new Cannon Street entrance have been submitted to the City of London for planning approval.
An exhibition about railway architecture is coming to Euston Station this summer, as part of the London Festival of Architecture.
A run-down open-air stage in the middle of Crystal Palace that was popular between the 1960s and 90s is about to be restored to a working performance space again.
Plans for a new concert hall in the City of London have been cancelled as the City decides to revamp the Barbican Centre instead.
A large swathe of land between Finchley Road and West Hampstead could be filled with flats, and the O2 shopping centre demolished if plans go ahead.
The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square is straining to cope with double the number of visitors it was designed for, and it looking for a 200th-anniversary upgrade.
Plans to open up a railway arch in Wandsworth to pedestrians have been shown off following an architectural competition.
The team that lead the New York’s Highline development, turning an old railway line in a public park has won a design competition to do the same along an old railway line in Camden.
A long-running and at times controversial plan to redevelop the Festival of Britain era Chrisp Street market in Tower Hamlets has taken a step forward after the council formally issued a compulsory purchase order for the entire site.
The Camden Highline project, which is attempting to turn a length of disused railway into an elevated park has launched a fundraiser, offering limited edition goodies.
The living could soon reside where the dead once rested on their way to their final resting place, as the Necropolis railway station in Waterloo could be turned into flats.
The City of London is opening a design competition for a 21st-century Police Box to be placed around the Square Mile.
The plans to upgrade South Kensington tube station have been refined following feedback from the local community.
A pioneering housing estate in Lambeth is under threat of demolition by the local council.
A variant if you like of the tube map genre is a new map of the history of Brutalist architecture laid out on a diagram of the Barbican estate.
