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Leading Scottish architect says don't rebuild Glasgow School of Art 'because it's gone'
Alan Dunlop calls for design contest for entirely new building
Government launches consultation on combustible cladding
The consultation will run until 14 August
Wates construction boss promoted to firm's board
Paul Chandler joined contractor from Skanska last year
McLaren coup as it wins deal to build new HQ for Dar
Currie & Brown owner plans to start work on Holborn job this August
Government announces new fund to help plug skills gap
The £22m fund will help train people onsite
TowerEight adds to top team
Consultant expands management board to 10
Planning for change
The English planning system is in need of a total overhaul, according to the recent Raynsford review. What kind of changes might we implement to create a more straightforward system and one that puts people and communities at its core?
Cost update Q1 2018
Costs continue to rise steadily, as a result of ongoing domestic demand for materials and labour
One year on: What have we learned so far from Grenfell? Part two
The inquiry into the Grenfell Tower breaks for a week of reflection, as today marks one year since the tragedy. In the second part of this two-part feature, Joey Gardiner highlights some of the key issues to have emerged from 2,000 pages of expert reports
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Planning for change
The English planning system is in need of a total overhaul, according to the recent Raynsford review. What kind of changes might we implement to create a more straightforward system and one that puts people and communities at its core?
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Let’s not lose the global view
We are seeing the rapid growth of nationalism and popularism – what does this mean for construction’s global ambitions?
Serpentine Pavillion
The verdict: Frida Escobedo's Serpentine Pavilion
Building’s architecture critic Ike Ijeh is beguiled by the work of the youngest architect yet to win the annual commission
Top Consultants 2018 survey
Take part in Building's Top Consultants of 2018 survey
Every year Building compiles its prestigious league table of the industry’s largest consultants - take part in this year’s survey here
Let the people plan
Jane Briginshaw argues for a big shift in the planning system
Thought for tomorrow: Post-war gems of architecture
We ask readers to share their visions of the construction industry in 25 years’ time
Hansom: Breaking news
Haringey should take a look at Croydon to see how long it takes to build homes and there’s yet more bad news for Carillion employees
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Projects: A history lesson at Westminster Abbey
How do you design an extension that can live up to the heritage of the coronation place of kings and queens for the last thousand years?
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Team builder: Flan McNamara talks to Building
Flan McNamara found himself overseeing the creation of the capital’s tallest tower. But it’s all down to the team, not him
Image of the week: Bare necessities
Intelligent underwear and helmets for construction workers that come equipped with sensors to measure vitals such as body temperature
Sketch of the week: Bialik Square, Tel Aviv, Israel
This #buildingdoodle sketch is by Félicie Krikler, director at Assael Architecture
From the archive: 2009
Although our architecture correspondent was a big fan of Westminster Abbey’s new slinky glass-walled staircase, which has also won the popular vote, plans to overhaul the landmark haven’t always been so popular