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RIBA calls for "urgent audit of public buildings" amid RAAC crisis - Vimarsana News

RIBA calls for "urgent audit of public buildings" amid RAAC crisis

RIBA has called for an investigation into the condition of public buildings in light of the ongoing RAAC crisis that is impacting schools across England.

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Government cancelled rebuilds at 13 RAAC-affected schools - Vimarsana News

Government cancelled rebuilds at 13 RAAC-affected schools

A list of schools with buildings that include RAAC, published by the Department for Education (DfE) this week, contained the names of 13 schools that were

Hospitals and courts to undergo checks as RAAC crisis deepens - Vimarsana News

Hospitals and courts to undergo checks as RAAC crisis deepens

Court buildings completed in the 1990s – which were not included in previous surveys – and 24 hospital trusts known to have RAAC buildings will now

Schools crisis: former RIBA president calls for return of PFI to fund rebuilding - Vimarsana News

Schools crisis: former RIBA president calls for return of PFI to fund rebuilding

Pringle, who was a fierce critic of the PFI procurement method because of its failure to prioritise design, said a remodelled system could leverage

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Up to 7,000 'at risk' schools yet to be checked for crumbling concrete - Vimarsana News

Up to 7,000 'at risk' schools yet to be checked for crumbling concrete

An army of structural engineers are set to be dispatched on Monday to inspect HUNDREDS of schools which may have used reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in their construction - as experts' concerns grow that the substance may have been used in prisons and even housing