Radical changes needed to combustibles ban, architects tell government

By Elizabeth Hopkirk2020-05-26T05:00:00

RIBA argues for more buildings to be covered

The ban on combustible materials should be extended to more buildings – but it should not include the primary structure, the RIBA has told ministers.

Hotels and hostels should be covered by restrictions that were introduced in 2018 after the Grenfell fire.

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