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NewsFoster & Partners pays back £500,000 furlough money
Practice says it has also repaid those staff asked to take 20% pay cut
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NewsFormer RIBA president Jack Pringle quits to set up new practice
Architect spent eight years at Perkins Will after it bought Pringle Brandon
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NewsRCKa wins planning for ‘mixed use’ Isle of Wight business park
Project was part of architect’s winning Social Impact award entry
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NewsGrenfell digest: What KCTMO and expert witnesses told us this week
Client says bending procurement rules ‘not uncommon’ as fire safety consultant savaged for failings in reports
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NewsFire consultant ‘failed Grenfell project team’ on key safety queries
Expert witness says Exova gave wrong answers at a time when designers were asking valid questions
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NewsNeighbouring offices lay into Fletcher Priest’s 32-storey City tower
Freeholders turn guns on scheme proposed for 55 Gracechurch Street
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NewsBuckley Gray Yeoman behind £155m Cambridge mixed-use scheme
City centre development will be near station
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NewsGreen light for Wamm’s £25m mixed-use Putney scheme
High street project to include 200-bed hotel
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NewsInterview: Dixon Jones goes into liquidation after 30 years
Founders talk frankly about being sidelined in recent competitions as succession plans foundered
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NewsFeilden Fowles gets green light for Natural History Museum revamp
YAYA laureate replaced Niall McLaughlin on scaled-back project
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NewsFire consultant gave ‘entirely inadequate’ advice, Grenfell Inquiry told
Expert says Exova’s suggestion refurb would have no adverse impact was ‘very serious evidence of professional negligence’
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NewsCurtains for Seifert hotel as GLA approves SimpsonHaugh’s £1bn project - again
Mayor’s first approval for Kensington Forum hotel was dropped after 2018 High Court challenge.
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NewsThird time unlucky for Hoskins as Scottish government boots out Calton Hill hotel scheme
Ministers open door to rival proposal by Richard Murphy
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NewsBDP chosen to design £440m Birmingham hospital expansions
New facilities will specialise in paediatric and women’s health
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NewsMasterplanners sought for huge £8bn Thamesmead regeneration scheme
Redevelopment will be largest in Peabody’s 158-year history
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NewsGrenfell client had ‘no concerns’ refurb quote was ‘unrealistically low’
KCTMO director tells inquiry bending EU procurement rules is ‘common’
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NewsAlton Estate plans clear key hurdle despite absence of developer
Wandsworth council approves Hawkins Brown proposals for 1,100 new homes at seminal post-war estate
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NewsMica crowned Architect of the Year 2020
See the full list of winners of Building Design’s Architect of the Year Awards
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NewsOffice S&M wins YAYA 2020
Young Architect of the Year Award has helped launch many careers over past two decades