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Upholding excellence: The Architects Code of Conduct & Practice

Hugh Simpson, chief executive and registrar of the Architects Registration Board, discusses the revision of the Architects Code of Conduct & Practice to ensure it continues to hold the profession to the highest standards of integrity.

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SFS – Fastening solutions in the building envelope

SFS is a global market leader for mechanical fastening systems and precision formed components for the building envelope.

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Planning expert asks, “Why no Housing Infrastructure Fund money for Wealden?”

Hailsham-based architectural designer and planning consultant, Glenn Moore, is shocked after the announcement last week that Wealden District Council would be not receiving additional funds from the Government’s new Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF)

Estate residents in London will be balloted on regeneration projects

GMB southern welcome announcement by London mayor Sadiq Khan that estates residents in London will be balloted on regeneration projects

New College of Arts building design team announced

The design team for the University of Glasgow’s new College of Arts building has been appointed, it was announced today (5 February)

Construction insolvencies jump 8% in 2017

Construction insolvencies rose by 8% in 2017, with more than 2,600 companies going under, according to new research

Government planning proposals to make it easier to build upwards

New planning proposals will make it easier to build upwards on existing houses and flats

Bennetts takes on its largest DfMA project

Bennett Architectural will undertake its largest DfMA project to date, providing high quality glazing solutions for the £350m New Grange Hospital in Cwmbran, South Wales

Housebuilding falls as UK construction output ‘nears stagnation’ in January

Construction output growth faded to "near-stagnation" levels in January as residential building activity contracted, new orders declined and business activity growth fell to a four-month low

A cautionary tale for the UK construction industry

Peter Webb, Partner at Thomas Westcott Chartered Accountants, offers a warning to construction industry bosses about their responsibilities when it comes to paying workers/subcontractors

Plans for new China campus for XJTLU announced

Plans for a new campus for Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) were unveiled today (2 February) as the Prime Minister continues her trade visit to China accompanied by University of Liverpool Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dame Janet Beer

Local housing projects gain £866m boost

The government has confirmed a £866m investment in local housing projects to deliver up to 200,000 new homes

FP McCann’s Precast Hollowcore Flooring utilised at Milton Park Development

FP McCann’s prestressed concrete hollowcore planks and blended grouting ballasts have been put to use at the new £24 million speculative office and laboratory...

University of Wolverhampton submits new plans for its Springfield Campus

New plans have been submitted by the University of Wolverhampton for its School of Architecture and the Built Environment at its £100m Springfield Campus development

Capita plans sell-off of Constructionline as shares plunge on profit warning

Capita's shares have plunged by more than 40% after the outsourcing giant issues a profit warning, a £700m cash call and a series of disposals, including the planned sale of Constructionline

Whitepaper reveals how to improve construction productivity through mobile digital solutions

Script&Go release a whitepaper highlighting how stakeholders in the construction and infrastructure sector can improve their productivity through the use of mobile digital solutions

Construction activity surging in Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds, says Deloitte

Construction activity is surging in Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds, according to the latest crane surveys from Deloitte

Carillion construction projects worth a total of £5.7bn

As the economy continues to come to terms with the collapse of Carillion, the latest figures suggest that on the day of liquidation, Carillion was the main contractor on 57 construction projects worth a total of £5.7bn, including a £1.3bn HS2 contract

Survey: Generation Rent affected the most by ‘deposit black hole’

New research carried out among more than 2,000 UK adults by SPCE has revealed the challenges faced by Generation Rent when attempting to claim back their deposit

Coordination and cooperation: Why collaboration is key in construction projects

Ryan Simmonds, sales director of framing at voestalpine Metsec plc, discusses the keys to successful collaboration and how promoting cooperation and coordination delivers construction project success

Corbyn vows 8,000 homes for the homeless

Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to buy 8,000 homes ‘immediately’ to help eradicate the current homelessness issue

Carillion collapse: Financial watchdog launches auditing investigation into KPMG

An inquiry has been launched into KPMG's audit of financial statements issued by Carillion leading up to the company's profit warning issued in July 2017

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