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NewsRIBA president resumes role after revealing reason why he stepped down
Alan Jones issues apology to architects after temporarily leaving post in April
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NewsPilbrow’s plans for £500m overhaul of London Fire Brigade HQ called in
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick wants second look at the U I scheme
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NewsWestferry client paid £12,000 for seat at Tory fundraising dinner
Housing minister confirms media mogul raised £1bn Westferry scheme with housing secretary prior to PLP project’s controversial approval
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NewsConstruction output falls by historic 40%
Office for National Statistics says activity dropped by largest amount on record
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NewsArb in crisis talks after chair and chief executive quit
Critic suggests regulator ‘imploding’ after resignations days apart
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NewsAlmost 10% of practices expect to go bust because of covid-19
Almost three-quarters expect profits to fall, as more staff are furloughed
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NewsLabour to quiz ministers over Jenrick’s ‘biased’ Westferry decision
Pressure grows with revelation that developer donated £12,000 to Tory Party after PLP’s £1bn scheme approved
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NewsNBBJ to submit plans for biggest project in Oxford University’s history
£202m science project will replace unlisted Leslie Martin building
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NewsConran submits scheme for 1,400 homes in Romford
Project is part of wider scheme involving JTP and BDP
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NewsArchitectural job vacancies fell 80% at start of crisis
Recruiters report first signs of green shoots – as interviews held in parks and on bikes
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NewsHousing secretary calls for ‘first principles’ reform of planning system
Jenrick’s comments come after reports he is working on radical reform package with Dominic Cummings
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NewsFarrells wins Old Kent Road permission
Architect gets planning for 262 homes on former Carpetright warehouse site
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NewsArchitects urge prime minister to protect BAME-led design firms
More than 100 sign letter to Boris Johnson over concern for small and BAME-led practices
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NewsCovid spread blamed on UK’s inadequate housing
Bob Kerslake calls for stimulus package to address overcrowding and ’reunite housing and heath policy’
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NewsJude Barber is third architect running for RIBA president
Scottish architect to stand on a climate and collaboration platform
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NewsBDP signs ‘pioneering’ deal to overhaul Sheffield Hallam estate
More than £200m set to be spent in first five years of industry alliance
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NewsDemand for flats drops as buyers prioritise space
Property search website shows buyers want gardens and ability to work from home
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NewsLubetkin’s Sivill House listed after residents’ campaign
Architect’s only freestanding tower saved from damaging alterations
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NewsZHA and small UK practice in running for Moscow metro stations
Architects up against string of Russian names