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Internal anchor system offers high-rise landlords a route to meet Awaab’s Law 24-hour rule
A freestanding internal anchor system that allows the repair of high-rise windows from the inside offers social-housing landlords a means to meet the tightest deadline in Awaab’s law: the 24-hour rule for emergency hazards
In pictures: Neil Dusheiko Architects Church House – context and craft in Cambridgeshire family home reworking
Neil Dusheiko Architects reworks a historic Cambridgeshire family home in quiet dialogue with the Grade II* listed church opposite
Barnsley’s success is still no defence against populism
Despite extensive investment and a highly successful town centre regeneration scheme, the long-standing Labour administration was swept from power last week. David Rudlin considers the reasons
Why early collaboration is the key to successful fit-out projects
In today’s complex construction industry, against a backdrop of political and economic uncertainty, the traditional sequential approach to fit-out projects has given way to more collaborative models. In fact, there is a fundamental rethinking of how projects should be delivered. James Woolfrey explains why early engagement and a multi-disciplinary approach ...
Forza Doors launches UK’s first double-action pivot door with fire and smoke certification
A pivot door with fully tested 60-minute fire and smoke performance has been brought to market for the first time in the UK, offering architects a certified solution to one of commercial interior design’s more persistent compliance headaches
MATT Architecture’s Leicester Square scheme to be submitted for planning next month
Eight properties to be redeveloped as visitor attraction with Piccadilly Circus-style LED screen on its facade
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Mastering the detail: The Paper Garden with Jan Kattein Architects
Mastering the detail: 127 Charing Cross Road with Barr Gazetas
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