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OpinionRetrofitting starts below ground
UKGBC’s April 2026 report highlighted that most buildings are set to remain in use until at least 2050. Retrofit is therefore critical and Jon Chevin explores why ground stability should be considered from the outset
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NewsNew chief construction and scientific adviser to be appointed by end of year
Current adviser Thouria Istephan to leave at end of September without a month to hand over as originally expected
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NewsArchitects appointed on £5bn Universal Studios theme park
Scheme was given £1.3bn of government backing in June
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Finnish developer Nordic Urban planning five schemes across the UK and Ireland
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FeaturesWhat does the industry need for Burnham’s technical education reforms to succeed?
As regional mayors prepare to take control of funding for 16-19 education pathways following changes expected in next month’s Budget, Tom Lowe looks at the flagship Manchester scheme the new prime minister wants the rest of the country to copy
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Foster + Partners founder said there was a ‘massive communication gap’ on the benefits of zero-carbon nuclear power
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NewsMorris + Co submits plans for 45-storey student tower in Southwark
Scheme to add to new cluster of towers north of Elephant and Castle roundabout
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NewsNew guidance to tackle moisture risk in mass timber buildings
Funded by the Softwood Lumber Board (SLB) and Swedish Wood, the project will bring together existing research and industry expertise to address how moisture risks can be prevented, detected and managed across the design, construction and operation of timber buildings.
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NewsHOK’s UK business back in black as turnover increases 28%
Pre-tax profit at London office jumps from a loss of £688,400 to a profit of £897,556
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