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NewsBRE warned about Kingspan’s misuse of fire tests four years before Grenfell, inquiry hears
Celotex manager emailed BRE flagging concerns in 2013
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Mikhail Riches wins planning for low-carbon housing in Somerset
Architect was appointed through London’s ADUP2 framework
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Unrealistically low bids for public-sector jobs ‘will raise red flags’
Senior civil servant says unrealistic prices for jobs will be thrown out
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Campaigners fight demolition of art-deco department store
Twentieth Century Society says AWW plans are part of a wider threat to architectural heritage
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Edinburgh unveils LDA’s designs for £32m overhaul of historic George Street
Proposals could start construction in 2023 if approved
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Government defeats rebel MPs over Fire Safety Bill
Backbench attempt to protect leaseholders from costs of fire safety work voted down
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Grenfell witness’s evidence challenged as BRE lawyer emails inquiry
Phil Clark blames Grenfell testing errors on burn hall being a ‘busy place’
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Put rocket boosters under community land trusts, says former PM advisor
Grenfell and pandemic may have brought us to a ‘Beveridge moment’, says Tory MP
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3XN given OK for 38-storey Broadgate tower to replace Foggo original
Scheme at 2 Finsbury Avenue, drawn up by Danish architect 3XN, is third high-rise to get Square Mile’s OK in recent weeks
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AHMM’s £1bn King’s Cross pharma centre set for green light
But campaigners threaten to appeal to secretary of state if council gives final sign-off at meeting today
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BRE technician denies being aware fire test was rigged, Grenfell Inquiry hears
Phil Clark refutes claims he knew magnesium oxide boards had been added to ensure Celotex product passed checks
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Tory MPs to rebel over fire safety bill
Conservative backbench amendment aims to make sure leaseholders do not pay cladding repair costs
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Random testing of construction products proposed by certification group
Post-Grenfell reforms outlined in BBA safety standards consultation would see inspectors checking products already on market
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TP Bennett completes City office scheme inherited from Foster’s
EightyFen uses Portuguese limestone to slot into historic streetscape
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Plans develop for BPN Architects’ conversion of photo lab
Historic Birmingham Jewellery Quarter site secured in £7.5m deal
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Architect paid £7m in six months for Parliament restoration work
Restoration and renewal project accounts revealed - as its fate hangs in balance
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Manager warned Arconic to sell safer cladding ‘as matter of urgency’ two years before Grenfell fire
But firm continued selling Reynobond PE panels in UK until a week after tragedy
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Libeskind wins planning for Hampstead Maggie’s
Royal Free Hospital will be second north London instiution to ‘get a Libeskind’
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MHCLG announces new Midlands home will be a Glenn Howells office
Housing secretary says Wolverhampton move will put decision-makers closer to regional voices
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The age of ostentation is over
Scrapping the Centre for Music and tinkering with the National Gallery mark the start of a quieter era, says former director Charles Saumarez Smith
