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Senior partner at multi-disciplinary firm struck off register after allegedly inflating quotes from subcontractors
Nicolas Maari handed two-year erasure order over claims he falsified tenders from third party suppliers
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Senior partner at multi-disciplinary firm struck off register after allegedly inflating quotes from subcontractors
Nicolas Maari handed two-year erasure order over claims he falsified tenders from third party suppliers
Work to start this summer on Fletcher Priest’s £85m plan to replace 1970s block with new City office
Demolition winner on Faryners House scheme due soon with Monument Estates job due to finish by spring 2029
ADAM Architecture completes restoration of Antigua and Barbuda’s Government House
Practice director Robbie Kerr has relocated to Caribbean country to set up a new studio
Output set for sharp decline this year with Iran war fallout behind gloomy numbers, CPA says
Group had predicted growth in January but says ongoing conflict could impact sector for next 18 months
Scott Brownrigg appoints former WSP client lead as new Middle East director
Practice said Nawaf Alanazi’s appointment reflects its ’long-term commitment’ to the region
BDP completes transformation of Digbeth’s Typhoo building as new BBC base
Practice took over from design architect Howells for delivery of scheme
Urban Splash fights government £48m building safety fund claim
Public money used to fix fire safety issues on seven buildings in Manchester
Haworth Tompkins appointed on £10m refurbishment of Royal Festival Hall
Project to mark 75 years of the Southbank Centre
High Court overturns decision to approve Fosters’ Whitechapel tower
Lipton Rogers scheme to head back to committee following successful judicial review launched by SAVE Britain’s Heritage
Profit at Eric Parry slumps by more than two thirds
Turnover also down by 14% despite progress on crop of major London schemes
HOK acquires Detroit sports specialist ROSSETTI
Combined firms to trade as HOK + ROSETTI during merger
Green light for Collective Architecture’s Robert Burns farmstead revamp
Scheme to return Burns’ cottage to how it looked when he lived there in 1791
Purcell submits plans to refurbish and extend London’s 12th century Temple Church
New choristers’ facilities and level access ramp proposed for grade I-listed Royal Peculiar
Brighton and KSS unveil £80m plans for Europe’s first Women’s Stadium
10,000-seat ground to be built next to existing Amex stadium
Allies and Morrison’s 1,700-home Silvertown scheme gets go ahead
Towers scheme is Ballymore’s second major consent in the Newham regeneration district this year
Middle East conflict has helped increase prices by over 5% CLC’s materials group warns
Group says contractors finding it difficult to justify price rises to clients ‘because of lack of detailed explanation’ accompanying increases
‘There is no building here that cannot be recycled’: Victorian Society reveals top ten endangered buildings 2026
A Teesside transporter bridge, an abandoned mausoleum in a Welsh woodland and a Hackney disinfecting station among ten at-risk buildings
New office construction starts fell 35% in London in 2025, Deloitte survey shows
Consultant anticipates supply gap later in decade
Green light for GRID’s Hammersmith office-to-hotel conversion
1940s modernist block to be transformed into 171-room hotel with an auditorium
British Pavilion at 2027 Biennale to explore Buddhist festival of dead ancestors
UK-Malaysia team to erect temporary paper structures drawing inspiration from Southeast Asia’s Hungry Ghost Festival
Allies and Morrison’s 1,700-home Silvertown scheme set to be approved tomorrow
Ballymore’s Knights Road development to include towers up to 22-storeys
Natural History Museum offering £2.4m gallery refurbishment job
Dinosaur Gallery and Old General Herbarium among spaces to be overhauled
Building Design announces Built Environment Netball World Cup
Netball competition to take place in Leyton
Heatherwick Studio takes over from Stanton Williams on Smithfield fish market site
Food market and hotel to open on Victorian site in phases from 2028
Niall McLaughlin Architects exhibition to open in Liverpool tomorrow
Immersion to explore the firm’s proposals for The Museum of Jesus’ Baptism in Jordan
Allies and Morrison appoints York Central masterplan lead as head of its Manchester studio
Office overseeing £2.5bn plan to redevelop York Central Station and the £1.7bn Sister scheme in Manchester
HTA opens memorial garden to Queen Elizabeth II in Regent’s Park
Two-acre garden opened this week to mark what would have been late monarch’s 100th birthday
Duncan Baker-Brown announces RIBA presidential bid with focus on smaller regional practices
BakerBrown founder says his presidency would be ‘more attentive to the needs of the majority of members’ than the current leadership
Eric Parry’s £750m Oxford medical and research campus approved
Redevelopment of Warneford Hospital site includes new mental health hospital, medical research centre and graduate college
Green light for Patel Taylor’s 433-home regeneration of west London industrial estate
Cavendish & Gloucester scheme will be 35% affordable
Building the Future Digital & AI Trailblazers: call for entries opens
We are seeking nominations for individuals driving innovation in digital transformation and artificial intelligence across the built environment.
Museum of Architecture launches competition to imagine a contemporary Crystal Palace
Winning entries to be displayed at this summer’s Great Exhibition Festival in central London this summer
Scotland’s biggest housing association submits plans for hundreds of homes across two Glasgow schemes
More than 550 homes proposed in total, including on site of controversially demolished towers
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