All UK articles – Page 105
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NewsGovernment official apologises for ‘muddled’ wording in fire safety guidance
Fire safety lead tells Grenfell Inquiry that wording of guidance on cladding ‘should have been better’
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NewsRIBA reveals seven-team shortlist for £20m HQ refurb
David Kohn and Hall McKnight among practices in running for 66 Portland Place makeover
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OpinionIf the future of housing is huge blocks of flats, now is the moment to get our approach right
The world is standing at a significant crossroads, says Matthew Lloyd
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NewsPerkins & Will signs £9.5m deal to design two Leeds hospitals
Practice replaced BDP on £600m scheme last year
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NewsRussian architects banned by competitions organisers
Profession rallies in support of Ukrainian colleagues
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NewsCladding dangers not 'covered up', senior official tells Grenfell Inquiry
Disastrous 2001 test results on cladding panels used on Grenfell were not made public until this year
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NewsTonkin Liu on shortlist for Kew treehouse contest
Ten design teams in running for Royal Botanical Gardens’ main exhibition of 2023
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NewsHopkins bags planning for Haileybury School science building
Practice says CLT structure and ground-source heat pumps will deliver ’strong sustainability credentials’
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News£500m go-ahead for Eric Parry’s Crossrail offices
Joint venture will develop schemes at Liverpool Street and Moorgate
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NewsRIBA reveals 68-strong London Awards 2022 shortlist
Contenders include Fosters’ Principal Tower, SOM’s Harrow Square and four AHMM projects
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NewsHollaway Studio designs ‘floating’ bike factory for Brompton
Kent wetlands HQ will be ‘a 21st-century Bournville’
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NewsGlenn Howells completes canal development for Urban Splash
Architect worked with Shedkm on central Birmingham island site
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NewsBRE manager did not tell minister that ACM had failed fire test 16 years before Grenfell
Debbie Smith denied reaching agreement with senior official to withhold key details about cladding from minister in meeting three days after fire, inquiry hears
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NewsBRE staff may never have received impartiality training, Grenfell inquiry hears
Testing house’s former managing director admits lack of formal training regime was a ‘weakness’
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OpinionThe Medici effect is real in levelling up
The new white paper’s Florentine references provoked some hilarity, but many of its ideas are sound, says David Rudlin
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NewsDHaus delivers design cocktail for Highgate pub infill project
Practice draws inspiration from local mews houses and Tokyo courtyard homes
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NewsRBKC gears up for battle over police station redevelopment
Council wants Notting Hill nick for its own HOK-designed community plans but mayor of London seeks market rate
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NewsTim Ronalds gets go-ahead for £12m Clerkenwell illustration centre
New River Head project will repurpose 18th- and 19th-century industrial buildings to house Quentin Blake archive
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NewsGovernment’s ‘confusing’ fire safety guidance did not consider life safety
Document published in 2002 appeared to equate British standards with tougher European standards, Grenfell Inquiry told
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NewsMinister approves Tate Hindle’s Wembley flats following inquiry
Junior minister Eddie Hughes approves 454-home development