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dRMM gets go-ahead for octagonal timber-framed resi blocks in Kingston

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By Cristina Lago Verified
| The Architects' Journal Verified
Kingston Council’s planning committee unanimously approved the proposal from ‘carbon-conscious’ developer Bywater last month (8 July) following a recommendation from planning officers. dRMM’s six-storey buildings will feature eight-sided, tree-like structures in what the practice calls a ‘departure from conventional residential block design’. They will provide a total of 150 build-to-rent homes with a GIA of 12,504m² on a wider brownfield site of 0.57ha.
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Architect faces £400,000 claim over alleged pipework defects at manor

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By Cristina Lago Verified
| The Architects' Journal Verified
In the particulars of claim, Caroline Spurrier alleges that a departure from a specification for copper hot and cold-water pipes, together with alleged installation and supervision failures, caused leaks discovered years later. The dispute concerns renovations carried out between August 2005 and August 2007 at Crow’s Hall.
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MoreySmith’s working-from-home ban sparks debate on flexible working

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By Cristina Lago Verified
| The Architects' Journal Verified
MoreySmith principal director Linda Morey-Burrows wrote in the Sunday Times earlier this month that her firm’s full-time in-studio approach ensured those in their early careers learned from experienced staff. Although she said her practice had ‘never been busier’ and continued to recruit ‘at pace’, she acknowledged the policy had prompted a third of her staff to leave at the end of the Covid pandemic.
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