All the latest updates on building safety reform
Southwark’s decision comes in week housebuilder’s chair said ‘when you have a viability challenge, you’ve got to make compromises’
Buildings up to 29 storeys to form latest phase of Berkeley’s canalside neighbourhood
Simon Kesterton starts CEO post next May
Nilesh Parmar spent more than two decades at consultant
L&G’s Catherine Raynsford to replace Stephen Teagle
Decision paves way for makeover drawn up by Howells to go ahead
New arrivals take up commercial and health ans safety director roles
Carol Davidson says tech won’t replace graduates needed to fill roles
Proposal for 25 Wellington Square would see 1970s graduate accommodation block demolished and replaced with new academic building
Other practices to win big include RCKa, NBBJ and David Kohn Architects
‘There has to be some way of safeguarding industry while carrying out all this remediation,’ Fenwick Elliot partner says
Gareth Bacon says a future Conservative government would look to reform regulator brought in to police construction after Grenfell disaster
Adam Daniels makes comments at Building the Future conference
Mace, Kier and Galliford Try among those named on two lots
Alan Manuel says UK particularly exposed due to reliance on imports
Report launched at the Building the Future Conference sets out seven recommendations for government, mayors and industry – including a new regeneration fund for strategic authorities
Sergio Cavalaro played key role in government’s structural assessments of buildings containing RAAC
Scheme completed by Laing in 1997 and considered a post-modern classic set for major makeover
World’s third biggest employer of architects to focus on sectors ‘where structural demand is strongest’
Cost consultant says firms eyeing work as market softens but Tier 1s only prepared to tender ‘credible’ higher-value projects
Fall is slowest since January but overall score remains in the red for 21st successive month
Partnerships specialist Chartway says several jobs now loss-making ‘as a result of market pressures’
