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The campus as a stage: A new vision for The BRIT School

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By Katie Lee, Danny W. Harris
| Life at Stride Treglown
© Ian Hippolyte / The BRIT School Walk around the campus in London’s eclectic Croydon, and it’s easy to see why—the school’s diverse, multi-talented students launching into impromptu performance wherever you look. Our new strategic masterplan will focus on restoring the school’s ageing estate so its existing buildings and outdoor spaces can help that energy to flourish, and better support creative expression in all its forms.
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Review your contracts for potential RAAC liabilities

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By Sheroze Nadeem, Jordan Marshall, Tom Lowe Verified, Danny W. Harris
| Building Verified
While last month’s notices of school closures amid concerns about reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) came as a shock to those affected, the construction industry – and the government – has long been aware of its limitations. In 2022, the government went as far as to issue a safety alert on the dangers posed by the material. Furthermore, the Department for Education’s 2021/22 annual report placed the risk of collapse as “very likely” during the course of that year.
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How Westminster council is rewriting the rules for council housing and urban regeneration

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By Ben Flatman Verified, Tom Lowe Verified, Danny W. Harris, Daniel Gayne Verified
| Building Verified
In a London borough once beset by council housing controversy, a quiet revolution is underway Given the overwhelming dominance of London within the national economy, it is often easy to forget that parts of the capital rank among the most deprived in the UK. Church Street ward, within the City of Westminster, is just one of those places. With a population of around 16,000 within less than a square mile, it is among the most densely populated areas in the country.
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