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OMA’s 36-storey Greenwich peninsula scheme comes under attack by local MP
Planning decision on £770m Morden Wharf proposal for 1,500 homes across four towers is imminent
Qualifications bill could repair some of Brexit damage, says RSHP partner as staff shortages loom
Architecture becoming job-seeker’s market, warn specialists as government outlines new plans for mutual recognition
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Haworth Tompkins appointed to design first major London theatre for 45 years
Project part of £1.3bn Olympia redevelopment by Heatherwick and Spparc
London office starts up 20% as commercial sector fires back up
More than half of schemes are major refurbishments
Failure to get post-Brexit certification in place could be devastating, expert warns
Former NBS boss says ‘not achievable’ to swap CE markings for UK version by end of year
Orms proposes ‘live’ material passports to reduce construction waste
Reusability of materials within existing buildings could be determined by scanning QR codes
Work starts on Glancy Nicholls’ Commonwealth Games station likened to garden shed
£10m Perry Barr station won planning on second attempt
Croydon mulling ‘best and final’ offer for Brick By Brick
Decision over approach understood to be from Urban Splash to be made in early June
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Collapse of the airport sector sees Grimshaw’s profit plunge
Architect says average monthly profit down 40% in latest report and accounts
Croydon mulling ‘best and final’ offer for Brick By Brick
Decision over approach understood to be from Urban Splash to be made in early June
In pictures: Gensler’s indoor Italian marketplace opens it doors
Eataly London is the restaurant chain’s first UK branch
UK ‘could run out of construction materials’ as Brexit invalidates certificates
Minister is warned Britain does not have enough testing capacity for the scale of the problem
Helsinki launches international competition to masterplan historic harbour district
Area includes site of scrapped £110m Guggenheim museum
5th Studio wins Stratford urban design framework
Brief comparable in scale to recent projects at Kings Cross and London Bridge stations
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Architecture reacts to Queen’s Speech
Major planning overhaul at centre of government’s agenda for the year
High-rise developments face fire safety regulation change from August
Move follows Judith Hackitt’s proposals made in wake of Grenfell blaze
Edinburgh’s 7N beats transport giants to shape Britain’s future railways
Atkins and Pascall & Watson among finalists in station design ideas contest
Planning bill to be centrepiece of today’s Queen’s Speech
Planning deregulatation said to be key Conservative electoral strategy
Counterspace’s Serpentine Pavilion takes shape – a year late
Gallery confirms no glitzy parties to celebrate 20th annual architecture commission
Hutchinson completes revamp of neoclassical Bloomsbury offices
Practice retains elements of 1990s Alsop upgrade but turns grade II headquarters into post-covid flexible offices
City talks itself up with future skyline images
Corporation claims projections demonstrate post-pandemic confidence
Gbolade Design Studio wins competition to redevelop Brixton community centre
Centre is home to Brixton Immortals Dominoes Club and Brixton Soup Kitchen
ACM panels ‘not involved’ in east London flats fire
Developer claims Grenfell-style combustible cladding played no part in major fire at SOM’s New Providence Wharf development
Starmer names new shadow housing minister
Manchester Central MP given the role after incumbent Thangam Debbonaire promoted
ACM blaze hits SOM flats in east London
Developer Ballymore was one of 14 firms ‘named and shamed’ by government for failing to remove cladding from its buildings
Westminster green lights KPF’s £750m Victoria office scheme
Council approves plans to demolish House of Fraser store and replace it with 16-storey block
Orms’ mixed-use West End scheme given the green light
Retail and office project planned for high-profile site where New Bond Street meets Oxford Street
Industry had ‘head in the sand’ over combustible cladding dangers, Grenfell Inquiry told
Facade expert said a ‘reasonably competent’ cladding contractor should have known risks of ACM
Urban Splash in talks to buy troubled Brick By Brick
Manchester developer could enter London market with buyout of Croydon housing company
Pilbrow & Partners cleared for first homes at Earls Court redevelopment
Fifty homes will be part of west London masterplan by Hawkins Brown and Studio Egret West
Patel Taylor wins permission for 500-home Ealing council redevelopment
Local MP had called on council to subject scheme to its own design review panel
Levitt Bernstein's £22m Passivhaus housing scheme approved
Newham scheme designed with small windows to reduce overheating
Former RIBA president launches new practice with daughters
Jack Pringle launches Studio Pringle after leaving Perkins & Will
Woods Bagot given approval for £175m Bristol job
Soapworks scheme is developer’s first in region
Glenn Howells gets green light for 49-storey tower at Paradise scheme
Architect also cleared Midlands planning with student flats scheme
