All UK articles – Page 165
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NewsDLA lands Poulson pool job after Make and Allies & Morrison plans sink without trace
DLA Architecture is third practice to be appointed on site since legendary pool’s 2009 demolition
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NewsArconic technical manager ‘arranged’ for Grenfell cladding tests to pass, inquiry told
Test was used as basis for UK rating, allowing ACM to be used on buildings above 18m
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NewsChief inspector of buildings named to head up new safety regulator
HSE veteran Peter Baker to lead ‘biggest change in building safety for a generation’
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NewsIn pictures: Hawkins Brown’s Tottenham Court Road Crossrail station due for May handover
Station is second in central London to reach handover landmark.
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OpinionNational Gallery contest is an amazing opportunity – which should be shared
If the director is serious about ‘healing the nation’ he needs to address that with a more diverse procurement process, writes Elizabeth Hopkirk
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NewsKPF’s City tower gets green light from planners
Decision comes weeks after Fletcher Priest’s Gracechurch Street neighbour was approved
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NewsArconic stopped offering Grenfell cladding in France because of fire safety concerns, inquiry hears
But UK sales manager says he was never given the instruction
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NewsBDP working up designs for next hospital in rebuilding programme
Practice drawing up proposals for Watford General Hospital
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NewsGreen light for Make’s ivy-clad office that claims to be fossil fuel-free
Riverside building to be located in Salford’s new central business district
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NewsDSDHA’s controversial Belgravia plans poised for approval
Scheme would replace 1950s Cundy Street Flats with taller development that includes shops, restaurants and cinema
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NewsNational Gallery seeks architect to remodel Sainsbury Wing
International competition announced ahead of bicentenary
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry: What we learnt from product manufacturers last week
Details of combustible materials were kept under wraps, inquiry hears in first week back after two-month pause
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OpinionIn the face of planning deregulation, the new design codes might be our last line of defence
Will they prove strong enough to save our high streets, asks Julia Park
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NewsScott Brownrigg hopes TV studios will make planning cut
Berkshire scheme bankrolled by LA investor
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News3D Reid submits plans for hundreds of flats at Seifert’s Tolworth Tower
Masterplan will add two towers and convert post-war landmark from offices
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry: Arconic ’did not withdraw combustible cladding because of cost implications’
Sales manager made admission in secretly recorded phone call in the days after the 2017 fire
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MultimediaWatch Phil Coffey talk about 22 Handyside Street
The founder of Coffey Architects explains the importance of light to the practice’s latest project
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NewsProctor and Matthews submits plans for Sunderland city centre
Proposals for 132 homes are the first phase of 1,000-home Vaux Brewery redvelopment
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NewsLee Evans given thumbs-up for giant Kent school campus
Scheme in Ebbsfleet Garden City to be one of Kent’s largest-ever educational facilities