News about the Grenfell Tower Inquiry and Studio E Architects, plus information about fire safety and changes to the Building Regulations
As the profession awaits the official report from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s second phase, we look at those who played their part in the chaotic and deadly refurbishment of the London high-rise
Survivors and families of victims of the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy have condemned the seven-year wait and £340 million cost of a memorial to the 72 people who lost their lives
Seven London local authorities are currently on the government social housing regulator’s watchlist due to concerns about fire risk
The London Fire Brigade has launched an investigation into a major fire yesterday at an east London housing block with ‘non-compliant’ cladding
The RIBA has launched a selection process for a team to create a memorial at Grenfell Tower in west London [Deadline: 18 September 2024]
Seven years on from the Grenfell tragedy, ECD Architects’ James Traynor looks at the Building Safety Act 2022, its impacts and the challenges still to be addressed
Any criminal charges in connection with the Grenfell tower fire will not come before 2026, almost a decade on from the tragedy, the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service have said
Publication of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s final report has been pushed back again in the third major delay to the process
Making our buildings truly 'safe' involves ensuring professional competency and responsibility, not the application of blanket rules, writes James McNay
The RIBA’s new Principal Designer Register makes me seriously question the value the institute delivers to its members, writes Rob Charlton
The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings