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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
Ben Flatman explores a sensitive reworking of Clerkenwell’s New River Head, where Tim Ronalds Architects weave galleries, education spaces and a cafe into a historic site shaped by four centuries of change
Technology firm Senze has shown live home monitoring can cut retrofit costs by targeting improvements more accurately than flawed EPC assessments, raising questions over the government’s fabric-first funding model for social housing decarbonisation, Thomas Lane reports
Nearly 17,000 people from the built environment, finance and local government trekked to a rainy and overcast Leeds for the annual real estate investment event this week. Here we round up the key takeaways
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