All Construction business: strategy, risk and regulations articles – Page 32
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NewsGovernment to claw back unspent retrofit funding
Just 5% of a £1.5bn Green Homes Fund has been spent with two months to go
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NewsLockdown and Brexit send architects’ confidence tumbling
Biggest slump in optimism among practices across northern England
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NewsJenrick warned of unintended consequences of cladding safety measures
Former RIBA president accuses government of offering ‘second-rate loans’ to people in dangerous buildings
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NewsGrenfell Inquiry: Arconic ‘ordered staff not to share details of combustible cladding’
Alarmed manager told sales staff who asked to share technical documents: ‘OH MY LORD!!! Where did you get that from???’
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NewsFinding a buyer for Brick By Brick ’only chance of avoiding managed wind-down’
Croydon-owned housing company will only build out schemes already on site unless a sale can be agreed
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OpinionEnvironmental impact returns to the premier league
New building regulations impose tough conditions on the construction sector, but it is essential that we rise to the challenge, Andrew Mellor says
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NewsArchitects demand laws to crack down on embodied carbon in construction
Climate network calls on ministers to introduce regulations urgently amid ’national scandal’
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FeaturesThe vision behind the welfare state is a model for how to rebuild after covid
Government planning reforms are doomed to fail because they pit opposing goals against each other for reasons of expediency, writes Roland Karthaus
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OpinionYou have no authority here: Should planning decisions be left to local councillors?
There is a serious side to the viral video from Handforth Parish Council committee meeting, says Martyn Evans
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FeaturesHere’s what a design code can’t do, minister
There are some fundamental issues the government must address before its new model design code can make any difference, writes Jas Bhalla
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FeaturesBeauty is in the eyes of the beholders
What happens when a community have different ideas about what their local design code should say, ask Nisha Kurian and Holly Lewis
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OpinionAddressing the problems of public procurement
A newly published government green paper has the potential to profoundly impact UK architectural practice, writes Eleanor Jolliffe
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NewsFurther blow for Simpson Haugh’s £1bn Seifert hotel as ministers wade in
Kensington Forum scheme set for public inquiry despite twice receiving GLA approval
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NewsLondon Plan adopted after years of wrangling
Mayor Sadiq Khan approves much altered document four years after starting work on it
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NewsDevelopers join architects opposing government’s Class E plan as a 'threat to the high street'
Uncontrolled conversion of shops and restaurants into homes will damage town centres, says British Property Federation
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NewsGovernment publishes new model design code to ‘bring back beauty’
Office for Place to be established within housing ministry
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NewsGreen light for Stolon’s flood-proof housing scheme
Essex development located in coastal flooding hotspot
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NewsMikhail Riches, Stitch and Coffey complete latest Brick By Brick homes
In pics: Troubled Croydon-owned developer announces completion of 123 new homes
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NewsFletcher Priest’s City tower gets planning green light
55 Gracechurch Street will sit in shadow of Walkie Talkie