All UK articles – Page 169
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FeaturesRunning on empty: Whatever happened to the Nightingales?
The Nightingale hospitals, built in record time, were a proud moment for the industry. But with patient numbers overwhelming the NHS, Elizabeth Hopkirk asks why they never fulfilled their original promise
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NewsNew regulator is ‘response to disturbing allegations of malpractice heard by Grenfell Inquiry’
Government admits weaknesses in present construction product testing regime are behind decision
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NewsJTP wins planning fight over Master Brewer scheme
Housing secretary confirms he will not call in 514-home west London project for determination
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NewsParliament refurb will cost ’at least £12bn’, says chair of spending watchdog
Exclusive: Review into scheme, which has official price tag of £4bn, due out this month
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NewsSites could be shut in London as overcrowded Tubes spark fears
Emergency summit called on Friday afternoon after government threat over dangerous commutes
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NewsKeppie paid almost £70k for Louisa Jordan hospital work
Government also reveals set-up cost for every Nightingale – as bill for English facilities set to hit half a billion
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NewsBPTW’s 500-home Ebbsfleet scheme approved
Development is latest approval for ‘garden city’ on banks of the Thames
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NewsChief planner hints at government backtrack on Section 106 reforms
Joanna Averley says proposed changes to developer contribution system will proceed ’incredibly carefully’
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NewsArchitects’ end-of-year optimism set to be punctured by latest lockdown
Confidence surged in December before new restrictions - and Brexit deal - announced
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NewsVictorian Society objects to ‘poor quality’ Preston museum revamp
Buttress’ plans approved by city council
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NewsChipperfield fails to turn profit for second year running
Architect flags 68% hike in EMEA revenue and boosted headcount but business finished 2019 in the red
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NewsBDP’s £500m Northern Estate programme shut down
Decision comes amid radical changes to the £4bn revamp of parliament, such as accessing Westminster from the river
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NewsJenrick ‘must act’ on housing project in PM’s constituency
Developer slams housing secretary’s ‘astonishing’ inaction over 500-home JTP and Collado Collins project
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FeaturesWhat the Brexit deal means for architects
RIBA’s Lucy Monks unpacks how the future-relationship agreement will change everything for the profession, from visiting clients to recognition of qualifications
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NewsBusiness secretary tells architects they are making ‘major contribution’ to recovery
Open letter from former construction minister makes case for sites to stay open – as some architects call for their closure
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News‘It’s tough for morale’: Architect’s frustration over critical-worker rules
Gort Scott director complains as wide interpretation sees white collar workers sending children to school while others struggle
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NewsRattle departure prompts questions over £288m Diller Scofidio & Renfro venue
Prospect of new Barbican concert hall was key lure for conductor’s move to London Symphony Orchestra
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NewsRIBA president: 'Give us key worker status to keep sites open'
Alan Jones says architects have been pressured to go to sites, which government wants to stay open
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NewsScott Brownrigg’s military medicine museum approved
Museum to relocate to Cardiff docks from current premises in a Hampshire military barracks
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NewsVictory for staff as practice relents and permits home working
On Architecture in U-turn over directive to go into office after Building Design flagged workers' concerns