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The withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union on 31 January 2020. The UK is the only country formally to leave the EU, after 47 years of membership.
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How will the Construction Industry respond to Brexit? As our government continues to shock us with their haggling in parliament, effects of Brexit are starting to be felt by Clients, Professional and Contractors.
ARB and RIAI pave way for UK and Ireland architects post-EU transition period: Architects Registration Board and Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland agree a memorandum of understanding
Sahel Majali Answers: What Impact Has Brexit Had on UK Construction? The aftermath of the 2016 UK referendum created huge volatility in the UK markets, with shockwaves felt across the EU. This article will look at the impact of Brexit on the UK construction sector.
Brexit Impact on UK Construction Industry: potential outcomes put the construction and manufacturing sectors at risk. The UK’s impending exit from the EU is likely to be an epochal moment.
Royal Institute of British Architects news: UK architects remain confident, but onsite delays continue – RIBA Future Trends November 2021, actual workloads are up by 10%
Royal Institute of British Architects news: RIBA states post-Brexit trade deal provides some certainty for UK and EU relations, vagueness remains a serious concern for profession
Move to Europe after Brexit with a Golden Visa. Although Brexit will restrict the mobility of British citizens in the near future, there are some alternative ways they can consider.
This sunken garden room by RISE Design Studio was envisioned as a way of adding a new studio and extending the program of the house, without having to intervene in the existing portion of the building.
