All Housing articles – Page 100
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NewsInquiry told Grenfell architect fell below competent standard
Studio E ought to have known insulation it specified did not comply with building regulations, expert witness says
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InformationOn demand | Energy efficiency webinar
On demand | What are the key issues around energy efficiency within the industry
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InformationOn demand | Refurbishment webinar
On demand | How can the refurbishment of existing stock can help the sector achieve net zero
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InformationOn demand | Net zero for existing buildings
On demand | How can net zero be achieved in existing buildings
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NewsGrenfell architect needed fire consultant, says former RIBA president
Expert witness Paul Hyett says Studio E should have hired specialist help
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NewsHousing market to stay open during second lockdown
Robert Jenrick says mortgage holidays will be extended but situation for renters is unclear
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In FocusGrenfell Inquiry: What KCTMO and expert witnesses told us this week
Client says bending procurement rules ‘not uncommon’ as fire safety consultant savaged for failings in reports
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NewsFirst Base planning £155m Cambridge mixed-use scheme
City centre job to include build-to-rent homes
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NewsSwan to open second modular housing factory
Housing association targeting 1,000 offsite homes a year
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NewsPeabody and Lendlease start masterplanner search for £8bn Thamesmead regen scheme
Firms have until 25 November to register interest
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CommentThe race for space: Housing market trends that are here to stay
Buyers and renters’ priorities have changed, so how do developers, planners and policy-makers respond in the long term?
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NewsEx-Redrow project receives planning despite absence of developer
Housebuilder walked away from the project three months ago
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NewsDeveloper given the all clear for 600 homes at former Liverpool scrap yard
Three-block scheme to include 638 homes
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NewsNotting Hill settled £20m legal claims over Paragon block in 2019
Court papers detail previous housing association claims over 1,000-home modular block which was evacuated last week
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NewsNine contractors land roles at L&G’s later living arm
Contractors named by Inspired Villages include Kier, Vistry and Wates
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NewsSeventeen high-rises left with no plan for dangerous cladding
Cladding remediation works have also slowed in September despite lifting of lockdown restrictions
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NewsGrenfell client boss denies secret contractor talks were ‘improper’
Director of TMO accepts contact with bidder risked procurement challenge but says it was not illegal
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CommentRegional devolution could help deliver new homes more effectively
A streamlined system of local government would mean more flexibility and fewer disputes in the planning process, says Paul Smith