All Building Design articles in September 2021 – Page 4
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OpinionArchitecture in the time of covid
Adaptation is in the profession’s DNA which means however uncertain the future we can be hopeful, writes Matthew Lloyd in the first of a new series
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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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NewsPedder & Scampton completes Chad Gordon autism campus
Retrofitted centre is for Haringey residents with autism, complex learning disabilities and Aspergers
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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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NewsBarbican Centre seeks architect for £150m makeover
Submission deadline for competition-of-a-lifetime is next month
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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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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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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
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OpinionThe Coach: How do we re-onboard everyone for the ‘new term’?
It’s not only new staff who will be feeling anxious, says Louise Rodgers
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NewsACG submits plans for £15m Stoke Newington infill project
Scheme contains 35 flats around central courtyard
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NewsFinalists named in the Stratford Design Challenge
Shortlist of nine will go forward to the next stage
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NewsPTE wins consent for Cambridge’s first Passivhaus council homes
Pilot project approval hailed as ’significant milestone’
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50 Wonders50 Wonders | Simon Allford: Notre-Dame de Raincy
The new president of the RIBA shares his choice for our 50th birthday series, #BD50Wonders
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NewsArchitects chase £20m L&Q design framework
Four-year deal will be open to other housing providers and local authorities
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NewsPrince’s Foundation chief executive quits over honours row as forensic accountant called in
Michael Fawcett accused of offering to help Saudi donor receive an honour
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NewsGovernment set to confirm demolition of Grenfell Tower this month
Inquiry resumes this week with further evidence from fire safety expert Barbara Lane
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NewsHousing associations shrink affordable build programmes as councils step up
Details of City Hall’s £3.4bn allocation also reveal threefold increase in grant rate, partly because of rising materials costs