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Architects could soon be unable to get professional indemnity insurance unless the government intervenes in the escalating crisis, a new report has warned
Architects could face indemnity insurance blackout, report warns
RIBA urged to help school leavers stranded by virus-ravaged grades
Pressure is growing on the RIBA to help school leavers set to miss out on places at architecture schools due to computer-generated A Level grades
Caruso St John plans ‘delicate brick’ replacement for 60s house in Hampstead
Caruso St John Architects has submitted plans for an arts and crafts-inspired home in a conservation area in north London
Foster + Partners unveils Sydney office tower plans
Foster + Partners has revealed images of a proposed 39-storey office tower above a major Sydney Metro station
Stanton Williams’ overhaul of Oxford’s Rhodes House approved
Councillors have narrowly approved Stanton Williams' plans to overhaul a Grade II* listed building within an Oxford conservation area
Urban design practice lands Oxford Street upgrade role
Westminster City Council has appointed Publica to oversee the £235 million overhaul of Europe’s busiest shopping street and its surrounds
Developer quits Alton Estate rebuild by Hawkins\Brown in wake of pandemic
Housebuilder Redrow has pulled out of a HawkinsBrown-led estate regeneration scheme in south London, citing costs and planning concerns
Small UK practice wins planning for €100m overhaul of Belgian barracks
London and Venice-based practice C+S Architects is to redevelop a former army barracks near Brussels into a scheme providing 100 homes, a 105-bed hotel and other facilities