News tagged residentialbuildings
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Gove defeats railway pension fund in cladding battle
The government has won a legal battle against a property owner that has failed to replaced dangerous cladding on its high-rise residential buildings.
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Legal and compliance implications of the Building Safety Act
The introduction of the new BSR is poised to revolutionise building standards. Established under the Building Safety Act 2022, the BSR is a distinct entity within the HSE, focusing on high-risk residential buildings. John Flathers and Richard Adams, Freeths, explore the legal and compliance implications. The post Legal and compliance implications of the Building Safety Act appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.
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Related Group starts $500M tower on Chicago waterfront
400 Lake Shore will replace the abandoned Chicago Spire project with two residential buildings and a new public park.
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New high-rises over 18m will need second staircases from Sep 2026
From 30 September 2026, all new residential buildings 18m or over in England will have to include a second staircase. The post New high-rises over 18m will need second staircases from Sep 2026 appeared first on Construction Management.
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Newham Council targets making all high-rise residential buildings safe by 2029
Newham Council Cabinet have approved a five-year strategy to make the borough's 87 high-rise residential buildings compliant to the Building Safety Act. The post Newham Council targets making all high-rise residential buildings safe by 2029 appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.
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