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Grenfell Inquiry: Studio E questions expert architect’s competence
Practice demands chance to ‘properly comment’ on Paul Hyett’s 575-page report - and that he reveal his own cladding experience
Key Grenfell witnesses request immunity from prosecution before giving evidence
Inquiry chair ‘surprised’ by application for privilege against self-incrimination
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Grenfell Inquiry: Studio E questions expert architect’s competence
Practice demands chance to ‘properly comment’ on Paul Hyett’s 575-page report - and that he reveal his own cladding experience
Grenfell fire safety consultant was not sent key report, inquiry hears
Exova ’simply not involved’ in choosing cladding, firm’s QC says
ZHA beats big-hitters to design Chinese towers
Zaha Hadid Architects triumphs over RSHP, BIG and SOM
BDP reveals plans to pedestrianise Parliament Square
Proposal is part of a sketchbook of ideas for Victoria Street
Grenfell Inquiry: Architect and other consultants ‘knew about cladding risk’
Email chain in which firms suggest cladding would fail is revealed in manufacturer’s evidence
Grenfell Inquiry: Studio E ‘can’t afford legal team’
Phase-two hearing told architect has to make ‘difficult decisions’ about how to explain its involvement in tower-block refurb
Developers avoiding 18m cladding rule by building lower, government official says
Combustible cladding is banned on buildings taller than 18m
Grenfell contractor ‘not passing buck’ by delegating work to architect
Rydon’s barrister said ACM manufacturer and supplier knew panels should not be used above 18m
Grenfell Inquiry: Studio E criticises ‘unfit for purpose’ regulatory system
Opening statement from original refurb architect also expresses ‘deep and profound sorrow’ over tragedy
Karakusevic Carson expands into Birmingham
London architect poaches regional specialist from BDP
Morris & Company’s Camden hotel approved
Local authority grants planning to Premier Inn project featuring social housing
Rodney Melville & Partners to spruce up three listed buildings in Gunnersbury Park
Works to be completed ahead of huge Hudson Square resi development
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Blow for 31/44 Architects as minister calls in bell foundry plans
Whitechapel heritage and hotel project will go to public inquiry
Allies & Morrison becomes fourth architect to take on Canary Wharf site
Fosters and César Pelli among practices to have had a crack at North Quay
Keith Williams conservation area flats approved after a year in planning
Six-storey building approved for ‘axial’ site facing historic green
Post-Grenfell safety regulator to be run solely by HSE
New body was originally expected to include local authorities, fire and rescue services
OMI wins planning for Salford’s tallest building
55-storey tower could start on site this year, says architect
Building Regs changes ‘not fit to meet net-zero target’
Architects warn Part L and Part F proposals ‘could have disastrous unintended consequences’
Tate row heats up as Neo Bankside residents hit back in appeal court
Owners of Richard Rogers flats want Tate to shut 10th-floor viewing gallery
Foster floats House of Lords design contest
Ex-peer says government should ‘take cue’ from grand projects of 19th century
PRP and Hamiltons bag planning for Knightsbridge hotel
£300m boutique scheme will replace brutalist car park which has tunnel to Harrods
Chetwoods chosen to design London’s giant new food market as Smithfield gets marching orders
Historic meat market to move to Dagenham after a millennium, along with Billingsgate and Spitalfields
Snug Architects lodges plans for prayer landmark
Project team eyes December start on site for 50m tall Möbius strip
Building Design columnist wins £100,000 award
David Rudlin and Manchester architecture lecturer to study 100 high streets
Grimshaw and Arup revise West Midlands HS2 station designs
Latest designs informed by public consultations
Hawkins Brown wins £45m Aston University building
Birmingham university building due to be complete in 2023
Housebuilders lambasted for producing overwhelmingly bad designs
Bartlett’s national housing audit finds ‘unethical’ housebuilders designing just 26% of homes well
Architect struck off for litany of failings
Oxfordshire practitioner used clients’ cash to pay staff wages and let insurance cover lapse
Glancy Nicholls wins consent for Birmingham’s tallest tower
61-storey block is practice’s second tower in city centre in as many months
Fosters’ Tulip tower team launches appeal
Project backers seek to overturn mayor of London’s veto
Stiff & Trevillion takes Belgravia baton from Aukett Swanke
Practice draws up ’world-class retail’ proposals for Grosvenor’s historic builder’s yard
Kaner Olette’s Abney Park plans get £4.4m cash boost
Lottery supports upgrade work at north London ‘Magnificent Seven’ cemetery
Studio Egret West unveils £1.4bn central Manchester scheme
Mayfield development includes 1,500 homes and first new park since 1926
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