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A campaign has been launched to save the former studio of textile designer Bernat Klein, near Selkirk in the Scottish Borders. Designed by architect Peter Womersley and built in 1957, the Grade A-listed building has fallen into disrepair
Parliament Square’s first statue of a woman unveiled
A thermally improved replica now fronts Manchester’s grade II listed Pall Mall, after Bruntwood SciTech and Sheppard Robson overhauled its failing 1960s facade, Thomas Lane report
Residents of Crouch End in north London have had a long and sometimes fraught wait for Reginald Uren’s 1935 former council HQ to reopen, but they now once again have a building to enjoy and cherish
The embarrassing failures of the ECO scheme have given retrofit a bad name, but its cancellation hit good and bad installers alike. Together, they put the government in a tricky spot to effect a mass roll-out of new energy efficiency measures, reports Daniel Gayne
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