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NewsBirmingham skyscraper faces judicial review
Glancy Nicholls scheme would be city鈥檚 tallest resi building
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NewsFosters admits Tulip tower is 鈥榠nconsistent鈥� with City鈥檚 skyscraper vision
Developer appealing mayor鈥檚 decision to reject scheme
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NewsArchitects and contractors have no idea cladding can be dangerous, Grenfell Inquiry hears
鈥楴one of us had any idea there were such dangerous components being incorporated into cladding,鈥� says expert witness Paul Hyett
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NewsInquiry told architect 鈥榮hould never have specified Grenfell insulation鈥�
Studio E ought to have known it did not comply with Approved Document B, expert witness says
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NewsBuild Fosters鈥� Tulip to give City post-covid boost, government told
Appeal over rejected tower to run until December
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NewsGrenfell architect should have appointed fire consultant, former RIBA president tells inquiry
Expert witness Paul Hyett says it would have been 鈥榩rudent鈥� for Studio E to hire specialist help
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NewsMcAleer & Rushe lands 拢80m Taylor Wimpey brace
London schemes include work on developer鈥檚 high-profile Postmark project at Mount Pleasant
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NewsFormer RIBA president Jack Pringle goes it alone to set up new practice
Architect spent eight years at Perkins Will
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NewsFosters pays back 拢500,000 furlough money
Practice says it has also repaid those staff asked to take 20% pay cut
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NewsGreen light for Natural History Museum revamp
Mace is PM and QS on project designed by Feilden Fowles
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NewsMore woe for Hoskins as Scottish government boots out Calton Hill hotel scheme
Ministers open door to rival proposal by Richard Murphy
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NewsBDP wins job designing 拢440m Birmingham hospital expansions
The new facilities will specialise in paediatric and women鈥檚 health
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NewsNeighbouring offices lay into plan for 32-storey City tower
Freeholders turn guns on Fletcher Priest scheme at 55 Gracechurch Street
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NewsRogers swings the axe with 30 jobs set to go at Cheesegrater architect
More than 10% of staff affected as firm blames covid-19 and fears of no-deal Brexit
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CommentWhat motivates firms to do the right thing?
There is a clear moral argument for placing building safety above all else, but the business case is what will sway many, says PRP鈥檚 Scott Sanderson
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NewsGreen light for 拢110m Liverpool scrap yard scheme
Three-block scheme to include 638 homes and 200-bed hotel
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NewsChild Graddon Lewis scheme gets green light for phase two of Victoria Wharf project
Phase one awarded 黑洞社区 small project of the year in 2018