All UK articles – Page 168
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OpinionDesign teams could be on hook for retrospective leaseholder claims
The Building Safety Bill will allow safety claims for buildings dating from 1992, writes Andrew Mellor
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NewsPrepare now for new rules on high-rise design, regulator warns
Detailed records of decision-making will need to be kept for decades in retrospective change to law
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NewsFrustrated architects pivot back to working from home
Clients still asking for face-to-face meetings, say practices
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NewsHOK’s timber kitchen and shop opens at Kew Gardens
Others who worked on project include Mizzi Studio
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OpinionMeanwhile… here’s a great way to test your risky brainwaves
Placemaking is a responsibility not a workstream, argues Martyn Evans
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NewsBuilding control body joked about ‘burning’ issue of misleading Kingspan certificate, Grenfell inquiry hears
Comment followed new tests showing insulation had continued to burn for 20 minutes after end of test
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NewsBuilding control body sought sponsorship deal with Kingspan, Grenfell Inquiry hears
Local Authority Building Control also failed to correct “misleading” certificate clearing Kingspan’s K15 insulation as safe above 18m despite repeated warnings
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NewsIndustry should not have been trusted to build high-rise blocks, government tells Grenfell inquiry
Housing department lawyer said public trust in construction firms had been “misplaced and abused”
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NewsConcealment of cladding dangers ‘one of the major scandals of our time’, Grenfell Inquiry hears
Inquiry told that coalition government allowed itself to become the “junior partner” to the construction industry in a drive to cut red tape
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NewsDiller Scofidio & Renfro unveils plans for two towers at Museum of London site
Diller Scofidio & Renfro’s proposals replace plans for Centre of Music concert hall which was scrapped after its conductor moved to Germany
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NewsCovid blows out cost of BDP’s Parliament job by up to 50%
Architect's Northern Estate work extended by two years
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NewsRSHP’s first UK office outside London given green light by Milton Keynes
Scheme involves redeveloping former council block under £180m deal
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NewsDozens win places on consultants’ £1.7bn Crown Commercial Services framework
Architect Corstorphine & Wright joined by major multi-disciplinaries on public sector shortlists
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NewsPRP unveils plans for 120-home later living scheme
Westbury Park scheme is the first in plan to build 1,000 extra care homes
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NewsSouthwark backs plans to demolish flawed flats after just 10 years
Henley Design proposals will replace Peckham Rye homes plagued by severe structural problems
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NewsType Studio and Mary Arnold-Forster become House of the Year finalists
Sustainable Scottish home and Devon stone barn conversion join fray for 2021 RIBA domestic architecture award
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley completes Warwick arts building
Seven-storey scheme centred around timber staircase
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NewsBDP hangs onto furlough cash while paying £16m dividend
Decision raises questions over whether firms are morally obliged to pay money back after architect claimed £700,000 from government initiative
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NewsMayor of London launches hunt for new design advocates
City Hall offers £500 a day for architects keen to help shape capital’s future
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NewsFraser Brown MacKenna’s temporary HS2 construction college approved
Camden scheme will be demolished after 10 years to make way for railway’s new central London lines