Richard Waite
Richard is the longest serving news journalist in the business and has been with the AJ since 2004. An expert in his field, Richard has judged design contests, broken internationally significant news and has seen his articles translated into the European press.
His stories have also been as used as evidence in public inquiries. Richard is actively involved in social media with thousands of Linkedin connections and followers on Twitter.
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Stories
Bisset Adams architect James Beadnell dies aged 48Subscription
Architect James Beadnell, a director at Bisset Adams Architects, has died aged 48 just three weeks after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer
Tigg + Coll submits plans for 43 flats on ‘challenging’ Tulse Hill siteSubscription
Tigg + Coll has submitted plans to build a 3,750m² housing block on a ‘challenging’ corner site in Tulse Hill, south London.
Tributes paid to ‘extraordinary’ and ‘ludicrously generous’ Ted CullinanSubscription
The profession remembers the ‘progressive’ and ’‘generous-spirited’ architect Ted Cullinan who died this week, aged 88
McGonigle McGrath’s ‘exquisitely simple’ £335k home named RIBA House of the YearSubscription
The RIBA has named McGonigle McGrath’s ’simple and cheap’ family home in County Down as its 2019 House of the Year
‘Inspirational’ Ted Cullinan dies aged 88Subscription
RIBA Gold Medallist, teacher and much-loved architect Ted Cullinan has died
HS2 should go ahead, says leaked draft reportSubscription
The High Speed 2 (HS2) rail link should go ahead with minimal changes, according to recommendations from a draft report seen by the BBC
Election 2019 survey shows slump in architecture’s support for LabourSubscription
With exactly a month to go until the general election on 12 December, the AJ can reveal the initial findings from an online poll into how the profession intends to vote
London Low Line contest finalists’ designs revealedSubscription
The designs by the five anonymous finalists in the international contest to design a sustainable masterplan for London’s Low Line have been unveiled
Crossrail delayed until 2021 as costs rise by a further £650mSubscription
Crossrail will not open in 2020 and its cost are set to rise by a further £650 million, the project’s head has confirmed
Piercy&Co joins Grafton on Selfridges-backed Oxford Street schemeSubscription
Piercy&Co has joined Grafton Architects on the redevelopment of a 1950s block next to Selfridges in London’s Oxford Street
