All Building Design articles in July 2020
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NewsYAYA finalist wins planning for listed town hall conversion
Fulham landmark to become hotel - three years after redevelopment bid by Tony Fretton failed
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FeaturesLearning from lockdown: What now for universities?
Covid has thrown the previously booming higher education sector into turmoil. It could be an opportunity, writes Nicola Hewes of Purcell
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FeaturesLet’s eat out – but what if you don’t have space?
Parklets could help solve the space issue, says Neil Manthorpe
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NewsI’d make all RIBA council members do unconscious bias course, says Pringle
Training ‘gave me pause for thought’ admits past president
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OpinionAny surprises in the draft Building Safety Bill?
Much of the draft legislation had been anticipated, Andrew Mellor says we have clarity on some important issues although not all the answers
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OpinionIn experts we trust?
Eleanor Jolliffe examines what it means to be a professional and what the sorry evidence from the Grenfell Inquiry might teach us
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FeaturesCheck your (cycle) privilege
We need to start designing cycling infrastructure for disadvantaged communities, writes Tim Burns
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NewsNew housing design guide aims to stop ‘island developments’
Influential Building for Life toolkit is updated and tries to discourage car-dependent neighbourhoods
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington and Adam design council homes near Grenfell Tower
Schemes by four architects approved on sites less than a mile from Lancaster West Estate
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OpinionThe Coach: We need to talk about one-to-ones
As lockdown eases, how do you manage staff whose performance is lacking? Start by listening, says Louise Rodgers
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley submits £200m Cornish housing scheme
Plans are second phase of architect’s masterplan for historic coastal town
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NewsSalaries fall up to 20% as jobs market contracts
Employers’ market leads to huge increase in temporary contracts
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FeaturesThe Grenfell Inquiry transcripts should be compulsory reading
We owe it to those who died to learn the lessons from the disaster now
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry digest: Rydon’s evidence so far
What we’ve learnt from the refurbishment project’s main contractor
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FeaturesThe young are facing a crisis and we must help them
Brendan Kilpatrick makes the moral and pragmatic case for finding ways to invest in the next generation
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NewsBartlett professor criticises ‘ideological’ planning deregulation
UCL academic says extra permitted development homes come at cost of ’really poor quality housing’
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NewsGrenfell contractor’s project manager quit over work pressures
Rydon’s on-site boss left company 14 months into project as schedule began to slip
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NewsRory Stewart launches campaign to sink RSHP’s proposal for South Ken station
Former Tory leadership contender hopes latest plans will go the way of half a dozen other failed attempts