More News – Page 240
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NewsArchitects and housing associations launch 100,000 ‘Homes for Heroes’ drive
Designers, developers and modular builders form campaign for off-site homes for key workers
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NewsChancellor extends furlough scheme until October
Rishi Sunak says 7.5 million workers are using initiative
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NewsFour architects win work on £1bn Bankside Yards project
Allies Morrison and Stiff Trevillion join designers working on central London development
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NewsGrimshaw to reopen modelshop
Architect is latest to reveal initial plans for phased return to work
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NewsPM outlines covid workplace guidance and tells firms to publish risk assessments
Document tells employers to make results public before asking staff to return to work
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NewsGovernment's exit strategy: What you need to know
Potential workstreams mentioned in 60-page briefing document
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NewsArchitects plan return to offices after PM’s speech
RCKa could see first people back at desks this week
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News’Social contact pod’ would allow grandparents and children to hold hands
Scott Brownrigg seeks contractor to build prototype of portable room divided by plastic membrane
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NewsGrimshaw’s Bristol arena leaps final planning hurdle
Minister declines to call in project designed for Concorde site
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NewsProcurement reform must be post-covid priority, says Louisa Jordan architect
‘Sector will be too fragile to endure protracted tendering’
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NewsGallery: Feilden Fowles replaces McLaughlin at Natural History Museum
Retendering happened after client’s change of heart
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NewsPRP estate regeneration plan gets thumbs up from residents
More than 98% vote for redevelopment of east London estate
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NewsPlanners refute ‘abuse of democracy’ allegation
RTPI denies councils are ignoring the public with new coronavirus planning powers
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NewsFormer RIBA president blasts AHMM project
George Ferguson brands Waterfront building ‘a bloody disgrace’
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NewsGlenn Howells unveils ‘world’s tallest octagonal tower’
49-storey build-to-rent scheme for Birmingham’s Paradise development goes out to consultation
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NewsStride Treglown lined up for Exeter Nightingale hospital
Project will be built at former DIY store
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NewsSquire & Partners stitches bespoke scrubs for south London hospitals
Practice’s model shop and in-house textile designer create hundreds of sets of PPE
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NewsDexter Moren replaced by Rogers Stirk Harbour on unpopular hotel project
RSHP submits fresh planning application for Hammersmith’s tallest building
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NewsGame over for Herzog & de Meuron’s £500m Chelsea stadium
Planning expires on distinctive gothic stadium design
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NewsArchitect condemns clients who ‘abandoned ship at first sign of iceberg’
PRP chief blames furlough ‘lifeboat’ for inflicting unintended pain on supply chain