Gino Spocchia

The collapse of concrete at a school where the risk had been deemed ‘non critical’ prompted the government to issue its latest alert on the material just days later, MPs have been told

Architects have dismissed claims by Nicholas Boys Smith that the crisis over unsafe concrete buildings could partly be blamed on post-war architecture

More than a dozen of the 156 schools affected by reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete (RAAC) were refused new building funding in 2010, it has emerged

HTA Design, AFK and HawkinsBrown has replaced Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) on the £500 million Bermondsey biscuit factory housing-led scheme in south London

Courts and NHS trusts across England potentially affected by reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete (RAAC) must carry out new checks amid the growing building safety crisis

Historic England has turned down a request to list a ‘glass castle’ office designed by National Theatre architect Denys Lasdun

The government’s decision to scale back environmental rules on water pollution in order to ‘unblock 100,000 homes’ by 2030 has been called into question by the profession

BDP has put forward plans for 500 homes in Liverpool’s Love Lane in a scheme which will reuse a series of railway arches

Maccreanor Lavington and HawkinsBrown have secured planning permission for 4,800 homes and a school in Manchester’s Red Bank regeneration area

The closure of facilities at more than 150 schools in England has been described as ‘shocking’ by the RIBA, which has repeatedly warned about their structural safety