All Energy, infrastructure and refurbishment articles – Page 19
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FeaturesCPD 15 2021: Residential overheat solutions
This Radiana sponsored CPD will look at how radiant cooling works and why it can be an efficient method for reducing overheat in a development without adding pressure to the climate. DEADLINE TO COMPLETE: 14 January 2022
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MultimediaListen: Nabers UK explained
The performance gap is a huge challenge, and now there is a system to verify office buildings in use - listen to how it works
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MultimediaListen: Cundall's Simon Wyatt on climate risk and finance
Pressure is growing from investors to design buildings for extreme weather events - do you understand the risks?
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NewsGreen light for DMFK’s refurb of Voysey office block
Architect to restore modernist pioneer’s only commercial building
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OpinionCreative thinking and collaborative tension can help solve a towering dilemma
High-rise blocks represent a huge challenge for the urban architect if they are to fulfil residents’ needs and have a positive impact on the environment. Eleanor Joliffe calls for some fresh thinking, from conception to construction
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NewsAberdeen Art Gallery named Scotland’s building of the year
Hoskins Architects’ extension and upgrade of 19th-century landmark wins 2021 Doolan Award
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MultimediaInterview: Maria Smith on the rising tide of greenwash
Post-COP26: ‘I’m just as angry, just as hopeful, just as pessimistic’
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NewsPilbrow gets green light to demolish Oxford Street M&S
Westminster council backs office-led scheme pending outcome of listing bid for 1930s department store
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NewsPLP completes new Square Mile resi tower
£330m scheme includes five star hotel and luxury flats
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NewsPilbrow’s demolition of M&S flagship poised for go-ahead
But listing bid could halt demolition of Marble Arch branch for new 10-storey complex
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NewsCouncil sets out reasons it rejected RSHP’s South Ken plans
Committee members say scheme’s height, massing and architectural design prompted them to overrule officers’ advice
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NewsDevelopers must listen to Tulip inspector’s carbon concerns, says Stuart Lipton
22 Bishopsgate client thinks it ‘unlikely’ anything will be built at site planned for Fosters’ viewing platform
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NewsCity green-lights AHMM’s ‘biophilic’ office tower
24-storey block is seventh high-rise approved in Square Mile this year
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OpinionWhat’s stopping us from measuring embodied carbon?
Why isn’t an embodied carbon assessment done as standard on every project, asks engineer Anna Beckett
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NewsRSHP’s South Ken plans set for go-ahead after new tweaks
Campaigners say design changes have failed to address scheme’s ’alien scale and massing’
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FeaturesTulip decision shows the new London Plan is working
Historic England chief executive Duncan Wilson explains why the government’s ruling should be welcomed
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News‘No delays or excuses’ – Allford demands government action after COP
RIBA president calls for national retrofit strategy and tougher Future Homes and Buildings standards