The project covers the Hollingdean site, including Nettleton Court and Dudeney Lodge, and the Whitehawk site with five blocks [Deadline 23 February 2026]
After an extreme flooding event in 2021, my neighbours worked together to develop a sustainable drainage project. With one planning application rejected, the other withdrawn, what happens now? writes Dr Elizabeth Rapoport
They consulted over 5,000 people and wrote a Social Regeneration Charter promising 35% affordable homes – but now say they can deliver just 3%. What happens next is up to Mayor Sadiq Khan
Is the future of planning and procurement to be found in machines speaking solely to other machines – or will that crash the system? Christine Murray writes
Part W shares what they’ve learned from collecting images of barriers to inclusion in the built environment and what comes next in the campaign – including a free online event on 3 December
Avoiding or changing routes remains an all-too-common part of girlhood. BDP senior town planner Antonia May argues that wider consultation and a more diverse built-environment profession can help deliver truly inclusive public spaces
Working in collaboration with charity Global Generation, Jan Kattein Architects has been building community spaces with volunteers aged 6 to 76 on site – and redefining the role of the architect in shaping places
After an extreme flooding event in 2021, my neighbours worked together to develop a sustainable drainage project. With one planning application rejected, the other withdrawn, what happens now? writes Dr Elizabeth Rapoport