Fleet Street could soon get a large new legal quarter with an entire block given over to new courthouse and police headquarters if plans by the City of London go ahead.
There is in the City of London a strange dead-end – an elevated walkway that ends with you peering precariously over a steep drop. A pedway to nowhere.
Currently based in Kings Cross, the House of Illustration is set to move to a restored New River Head building in Islington. It’s also changing its name to the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration.
After years of fundraising work, condition survey work to support the restoration of the astonishing Crystal Palace Subway has now started following the award of a contract to the heritage conservation architects Thomas Ford and Partners.
The historic Victorian Smithfield market is set to become part of a large cultural centre for London, sitting alongside a relocated Museum of London.
Opened in 1854 as a grand terminus station, closed in 1979, then a museum, and now empty, North Woolwich railway station is up for sale.
One of the last large empty plots of land at Canary Wharf, which was recently used to support the construction of the Crossrail station is to be finally developed into offices.
The Victorian engineer credited with the design of the London sewer network and the Thames Embankment has finally had part of it named after him.
Fancy a model of a brutalist building made from actual concrete, or a lasercut wooden artistic picture of one?
A tall blue tower has risen on a corner of Leicester Square — a new cinema and hotel due to open shortly.
After several years of preparatory work, the formal planning application has now been filed to upgrade South Kensington tube station.
Plans have been shown off for a swimming pool, in a barge, floating in a Canary Wharf dock.
A large plot of land that’s been empty ever since the Jubilee line extension was built 20 years ago is finally going be built on again.
The Mayor of London has opened a consultation on plans to move City Hall from next to Tower Bridge to a location in the Royal Docks.
The Museum of London has secured planning permission to move from its London Wall home to the former Smithfields market buildings in Farringdon.
Three large housing developments aligned with transport upgrades have been given loans worth £309 million from the government’s housing agency, Homes England
A run-down open-air stage in the middle of Crystal Palace is seeking to be restored once more.
The long-expected, and at times controversial plans for something to be built on top of Southwark tube station are back.
The Brunel Museum, situated above Brunel’s famous under-river tunnel has announced plans for a major expansion and revamp of the buildings.
The City of London has opened an architectural competition to refurbish Finsbury Circus gardens and its pavilion after Crossrail vacates the site.
Plans to merge three of the City’s ancient markets to one location have moved ahead as the planning application was formally filed with the council.
More plans to turn tube station car parks into homes have been shown off – this time at Arnos Grove station on the Picadully line.
A huge underground water reservoir in Enfield has been drained for its 10-year inspection revealing this usually hidden space for a short time.
A new 36-storey high skyscraper has been given planning permission, and it will have a green wall from the 10th floor all the way to the very top.
