More News – Page 244
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NewsCampaigners rip into AHMM plans for Lasdun’s IBM building
Twentieth Century Society dubs expansion proposals ’heavy handed’ and calls for elements to be dropped
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NewsHousing developer warns of planning gridlock
Firm expects consents to fall – but announces funding for van Heyningen Haward and Fletcher Priest projects
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NewsOutcry as huge number of smaller architects left in lurch by chancellor
Practices will fold, architects excluded from bailout warn
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News‘Sunak’s deal won’t help people in my position’
Architectural designer Craig Marston is director of a small practice. He explains how he - and many like him - slip through the chancellor’s net
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NewsAecom’s Grenfell Tower work may be paused
Work to rewrap the tower has also been held up by covid-19 restrictions
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NewsRestoration work on Glasgow’s Mackintosh building suspended
Weekly inspections of the scaffolding will be carried out
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NewsConstruction industry warned lockdown could last six months
Deputy chief medical officer speaks after publication of guidance on construction sites
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NewsPM appoints former Tory MP as special advisor on Grenfell
Nick Hurd’s appointment comes as PM stands down Grenfell Taskforce
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NewsJacobs wins work on £6bn north London regeneration
Knight Architects, East and Waugh Thistleton all involved in Meridian Water project
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NewsHow covid-19 is changing the face of architecture schools
Heads of schools talk to Jim Dunton about the challenges, innovations – and what the future might look like
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NewsSunak unveils ‘unprecedented’ support package for self-employed
But chancellor warns: ’We must all pay in equally in future’
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NewsUrban Splash suspends sites and factories - as construction minister says work should continue
Tom Bloxham says sites could not continue safely
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NewsFeilden Fowles wins National Railway Museum competition
Building Design’s former Young Architect of the Year beat 75 entries
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NewsKhan calls for emergency measures to support house building
Mayor’s intervention comes as new data reveals demand fell by 40% last week
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NewsCoronavirus Act ‘only first step to legalising virtual planning committees’
Councils must wait for secondary regulations
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NewsMipim cancelled altogether – but Paris gathering scheduled for autumn
Cannes event will not now happen until March 2021
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NewsArchitect warns: ‘It’s now a battle for survival for a lot of firms’
Decisions to close construction sites across the country will have ‘immediate impacts’
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NewsCouncils told to use delegated powers and digital ingenuity to keep planning system going
Be pragmatic and innovative, says government’s chief planner