All UK articles – Page 166
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News
Green light for JTP’s 650-home Maidenhead town centre revamp
Scheme will see 1960s shopping centre flattened
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TfL mothballs Crossrail 2 and Bakerloo line extension because of pandemic
Two jobs worth more than £35bn put on hold over covid austerity issues
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London partners top earnings charts with annual salaries of £90,000
Meanwhile associates and part II assistants see virtually no growth
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Grenfell cavity barriers only approved nine days after fire, inquiry hears
Installed barriers had not been tested prior to use on tower’s refurbishment
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NHS Nightingales to start closing next month
Emergency hospitals built in record time were ’ultimate insurance policy’ says NHS
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Opinion
How far do you go to embed ESG principles in your work?
We can always do better but the key is to set clear goals and be relentless in pursuing them, writes Martyn Evans
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Work set to start on Buckley Gray Yeoman's Canary Wharf overhaul
Job is first phase of scheme to revamp 30-year-old, KPF-designed building
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Features
International Women’s Day: Q&As
To mark International Women’s Day, we meet three female directors from three very different practices and pose some quick-fire questions
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In pictures: PLP’s new UK headquarters for TikTok completes
Scheme sits over Farringdon Crossrail station
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Hawkins Brown moves to Seifert building as Manchester studio expands
Former Manchester Poly building restored by Buttress Architects
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RIBA unearths archive recordings of lectures by pioneering women architects
Lectures have not been heard by the public for 35 years
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Building control officer felt pressured into writing ‘fanbloodytastic’ safety certificate, Grenfell Inquiry hears
LABC certificate became key part of Kingspan’s marketing literature for product used in Grenfell Tower’s cladding system
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We Made That and Fletcher Priest land seaside gig
Architects will develop a ‘place plan’ for Folkestone
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RIBA may require all overtime at chartered practices to be paid
‘Deeply concerned’ president urges trainee architects to report all exploitative behaviour
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BRE manager admits missing rigged fire test was ‘very basic error’, Grenfell inquiry hears
BRE staff failed to notice two fire-resisting boards added to test rig to ensure a pass
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Features
Sunak has given us little cause to cheer
There are some dubious ideas and missed opportunities alongside the chancellor’s gifts, writes Brendan Kilpatrick
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News
Budget 2021: The profession reacts
Architects criticise chancellor for sidelining the climate crisis
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At a glance: What Budget 2021 means for the industry
Take a look at some of the key policy announcements for construction
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News
‘No question of anything sinister going on,’ test rig installer tells Grenfell Inquiry
Cladding installer says testing body was checking test rig the ‘whole time’
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London Plan takes effect – with ‘architect retention clause’ retained
London mayor’s planning document formally published despite government reservations