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NewsCouncil approves controversial Brick Lane development
Decision on Truman Brewery mixed-use scheme was delayed in April
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NewsRevealed: Stirling Prize shortlist announced
A Clerkenwell office threatened with wrecking ball one of six set to find out next month who has won UK architecture’s top prize
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NewsGove replaces Jenrick as housing secretary in reshuffle
Jenrick said it had been a ‘huge privilege’ to serve in the role
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NewsRIBA publishes Design for Manufacture and Assembly guidance
Plan has been endorsed by government MMC champion Mark Farmer
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NewsCompliance of Grenfell cladding was responsibility of others, Arconic tells inquiry
Cladding manufacturer said project team working on the tower’s refurbishment had failed to analyse the regulatory regime
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NewsStudio E labelled ‘hapless and inept’ in Grenfell summing up
Closing remarks on latest phase of Grenfell Inquiry says construction more focussed on profit while BBA branded ‘hopelessly weak’
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NewsArchitects in with chance to win up to £1bn of infrastructure work this year
Whitehall promises huge amounts for transport, justice and education
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NewsFosters lands first project in Chile
Mid-century factory in Santiago will be centre of mixed-use timber scheme
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NewsFletcher Priest office approved by City of London – with or without pub
Scheme at Fetter Lane will be 13 storeys high
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NewsPedder & Scampton completes Chad Gordon autism campus
Retrofitted centre is for Haringey residents with autism, complex learning disabilities and Aspergers
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NewsHeads roll at RICS following governance scandal report
Chief executive and president of surveyors’ institution among four senior figures to quit in wake of debacle
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NewsStirling fever hots up as RIBA announces 54 National Awards
Bennetts Associates in lead with three, closely followed by Peter Barber, Stanton Williams and Carmody Groarke
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NewsBarbican Centre seeks architect for £150m makeover
Submission deadline for competition-of-a-lifetime is next month
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NewsGrenfell: External walls should have been checked in fire safety assessment, inquiry told
Fire consultant Barbara Lane contradicts earlier evidence given by expert witness Colin Todd
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NewsOMA’s £800m Greenwich towers scheme approved
Development includes four buildings up to 36 storeys in height
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NewsACG submits plans for £15m Stoke Newington infill project
Scheme contains 35 flats around central courtyard
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NewsMinisters slated for ‘unacceptable’ delivery of Green Homes Grant
National Audit Office says abandoned £1.5bn domestic retrofit discount scheme will help less than a tenth of the homes originally targeted
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NewsSevere cement shortages predicted if lorry drivers vote to strike
More than 200 Hanson drivers rejected pay rise offer amid ongoing haulage crisis