All Building articles in 13 December 2024 – Page 5
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NewsWinners chosen for Canary Wharf project management framework
Group looking to overhaul Docklands estate in wake of changing working practices
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NewsGovernment commits to fixing cladding on high-rises by end of 2029
Nearly 30 developers commit to doubling speed of remediation
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NewsFosters sees income break through £400m figure
Country’s biggest architect now employs close to 2,000 people
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NewsBritish Museum looking for cost consultant on 11-year gallery redevelopment scheme
Firm to work with design team on overhaul of museum’s controversial Elgin Marbles gallery
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NewsIn pictures: Phones 4u founder tops out £2bn luxury Mayfair housing development
Mace construction manager on scheme featuring homes with prices starting at £35m
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NewsPlans go in to build housing at former Griffin Park home of Brentford
Premier League club left historic base of 115 years for new ground in 2020
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NewsHeidi Alexander appointed new transport secretary
MP oversaw implementation of London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone during stint at City Hall as Sadiq Khan’s deputy mayor for transport
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FeaturesCost model: What solutions are there for low embodied carbon office fit-outs?
Office fit-outs score poorly on whole-life emissions, because short tenancies lead to repeated refitting. Aecom’s Lauren Lemcke, Danielle Rowley and Dave Cheshire report on new solutions
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NewsImproving investors’ confidence key to wellbeing of industry next year, Gleeds survey says
Latest report also suggests ISG collapse could be catalyst for change on margins and procurement strategies
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NewsGovernment puts firms on notice for mammoth £80bn construction framework
Contract notice for seven-year deal to be published in January 2026
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SponsoredThe role of manufacturers in delivering low carbon projects
As the demand for measurable, data-led reporting on carbon emissions increases across the construction industry, the need for manufacturers to improve their transparency, accountability, and specification support also increases
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NewsSellar’s 36-storey City tower set for approval next week
But Tenacity’s neighbouring 55 Gracechurch scheme in doubt as planning consent expires
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NewsBids for £1.5bn Parliament framework back next month
Upkeep deal to start next spring and run for seven years
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NewsLouise Haigh resigns as transport secretary after admitting criminal record
Labour politician had set out vision for transport just yesterday
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NewsCostain set for HS2 M&E work
Deal part of slew of track systems contracts announced earlier this week
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FeaturesFrom the archives: Trouble at the Lloyd’s building, 1986
Building reports mixed reactions from occupants and doubts about the building’s future prospects in a piece published shortly after the opening of the Richard Rogers-designed landmark
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NewsCampaigners rip into Acme’s new Liverpool Street station plans
Rethink does not “justify concerns” over scrapped Herzog & de Meuron scheme, says Victorian Society-led campaign group
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NewsHousing supply falls 6% year-on-year
13,220 fewer net additional dwellings in 2023/24 compared to previous year, official figures show
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NewsBishopsgate Goodsyard resurfaces as developers eye 2025 construction start
Green light for Gensler and Buckley Gray Yeoman-designed office tower on site with more approvals expected in coming months