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One in five housing developments should have been denied planning outright, report says

National audit slams house builders and government for failure to create adequate public space and “sense of place”, suggesting poor design is getting through on appeal

Tottenham: “The people here don't need another Shoreditch”

Tottenham is a hive of redevelopment, but has the right balance been struck between opportunity and community? Helen Parton reports, with photography from John Sturrock

Call for papers: research wanted for Festival of Place 2020

The Developer is calling for original research papers for speaking slots at the Festival of Place 2020 exploring the impact of real estate development on citizens and communities

“We must reconsider what we specify”

The materials we choose have an impact on our climate, writes Ian Taylor, partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

New category announced! The Pineapples awards for place 2020

The Developer is pleased to announce a new award as part of its The Pineapples awards for place: International Future Place will recognise masterplans for mixed-use developments anywhere in the world.

London’s Olympic legacy: “That feeling of normalness isn’t quite here yet”

We need to encourage people to consider it their own, says Selina Mason, director of masterplanning for Lendlease, in this interview on the evolution of the Olympic Park, from 2012 to IQL

Jazz, gyms and crazy golf: How faith spaces are opening up to serve a broader community

Emma Warren reports on the places of worship providing affordable community space in austerity Britain

Early Bird deadline ends 24 Jan: Entries now open for The Pineapples

Enter The Pineapples awards for place, sponsored by the Design Council, and you can present your project live on stage at the Festival of Place and win your chance at a golden Pineapple for your project. Special offer for pre-Christmas entries

Authors of the Estate: how one writer is turning council houses into publishing houses

André Anderson is challenging the negative, outsider views of estates by transforming residents into writers. The result is a kind of “anti-gentrification system”. Emma Warren reports

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