Toronto has kickstarted its port renewal project with a riverine park that lifts 174 hectares out of the floodplain and makes ready for homes, Christine Murray reports
What is it like to live here – to be part of its history and its future? Anthropologist Dr Muriel Lamarque and writer Laura Mark speak to locals with exclusive photography by John Sturrock
The fruits of a £600m investment from the Mayor of London into culture at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are ripening on the East Bank, as more institutions open, Kimberley France reports
The plan is for homes, offices, retail and leisure facilities on this long-neglected part of the city. But can they come to fruition where previous schemes have failed? Angus Young reports with photography by Jacquie Baron
Investment in the arts, town and Harbour Arm has spearheaded the regeneration of this coastal town which was once a thriving ferry port. Caroline Bennett speaks to locals with exclusive photography by John Sturrock
Between the NPPF and the Built Environment Committee, we are edging closer to an agreed definition of a well-designed place and the kind of society we want to live in, writes Christine Murray
Despite policy support in principle, small site applications are still subject to lengthy and often unpredictable determination periods, writes Ned Scott
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 With one planning application rejected, the other withdrawn, what happens now?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
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 With one planning application rejected, the other withdrawn, what happens now?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
Toronto has kickstarted its port renewal project with a riverine park that lifts 174 hectares out of the floodplain and makes ready for homes, Christine Murray reports