All Building Design articles in February 2021 – Page 3
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Features‘It’s about justice’ – meet England’s first bishop for housing
The Church of England publishes a report on the housing crisis this weekend. Refugee-turned-bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani tells Elizabeth Hopkirk she is serious about turning recommendations into actions
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NewsDiller Scofidio & Renfro’s £288m Centre for Music scrapped
The entrance foyer at Diller Scofidio & Renfro’s proposed Centre for Music
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NewsGrenfell cladding boss denies withholding test results was ‘deliberate concealment’
British regulator was not told of combustible panels’ ‘disastrous’ 2005 test failure, inquiry hears
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NewsWeston Williamson team bags zero-carbon flight funding
Government awards £1.8m to hydrogen-electric plane project for Scottish islands
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OpinionUnlocking the code with one of its authors
Writing exclusively for Building Design, David Rudlin, who worked on the new national model design code, argues it will give ammunition to planners
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NewsMinisters recommit to OxCam Arc development plan
Architects respond to news that spatial plan for belt connecting Oxford and Cambridge will be published next year
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NewsArb appoints new members to its board
Teri Okoro is one of two new appointments at professional regulator
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NewsDLA lands Poulson pool job after Make and Allies & Morrison plans sink without trace
DLA Architecture is third practice to be appointed on site since legendary pool’s 2009 demolition
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NewsArconic technical manager ‘arranged’ for Grenfell cladding tests to pass, inquiry told
Test was used as basis for UK rating, allowing ACM to be used on buildings above 18m
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NewsChief inspector of buildings named to head up new safety regulator
HSE veteran Peter Baker to lead ‘biggest change in building safety for a generation’
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NewsIn pictures: Hawkins Brown’s Tottenham Court Road Crossrail station due for May handover
Station is second in central London to reach handover landmark.
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OpinionNational Gallery contest is an amazing opportunity – which should be shared
If the director is serious about ‘healing the nation’ he needs to address that with a more diverse procurement process, writes Elizabeth Hopkirk
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NewsKPF’s City tower gets green light from planners
Decision comes weeks after Fletcher Priest’s Gracechurch Street neighbour was approved
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NewsArconic stopped offering Grenfell cladding in France because of fire safety concerns, inquiry hears
But UK sales manager says he was never given the instruction
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NewsBDP working up designs for next hospital in rebuilding programme
Practice drawing up proposals for Watford General Hospital
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NewsGreen light for Make’s ivy-clad office that claims to be fossil fuel-free
Riverside building to be located in Salford’s new central business district
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FeaturesGovernment’s Green Homes Grant fiasco is either bumbling incompetence or callous disregard
The failure to properly fund domestic retrofit puts a critical national programme further out of reach, writes Thomas Lane
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NewsDSDHA’s controversial Belgravia plans poised for approval
Scheme would replace 1950s Cundy Street Flats with taller development that includes shops, restaurants and cinema