All Buildings articles – Page 28
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FeaturesWater features: Making a splash
Technological advances mean we can now enjoy the spectacle of water without any of the misgivings about waste
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FeaturesBoris: For better or worse?
As the eight-year tenure of the mayor of London draws to a close, many Londoners have mixed feelings about the changes he has wrought on their city
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NewsLendlease scoops up contracts worth £80m at White City
The contractor is to refurbish three buildings for commercial office space at the former BBC Media Village
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NewsHill plans £60m second phase in Cambridge
The housebuilder is to submit plans later this year for 107 new homes at the North West Cambridge Development
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NewsRevised Southall Gasworks scheme gets go-ahead
Berkeley Group expects to start on-site this year building 3,750 new homes and 50,000sq m of commercial space
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NewsInterserve and Chinese contractor off One Nine Elms
Contractors and developer end deal on £1bn scheme
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NewsConsultants win £37m royal palaces revamp
Mace and Lendlease among the firms appointed to improve public facilities at Windsor Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse
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NewsCity helps 22 Bishopsgate fight off daylight objections
City of London planners support right-to-light manoeuvre for 62-storey tower
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FeaturesCity of London: Fair mile?
The residential population of the City of London has dwindled but is it time to reverse that trend?
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NewsBalfour and Multiplex vie for One Nine Elms
Wanda One understood to have gone back to the market on £900m scheme
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FeaturesWho wins with BIM?
If your firm isn’t using BIM level 2 by Monday, then it can’t be considered for public sector work. So what does the requirement mean for the industry - and who will be the winners and the losers?
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NewsSir Robert McAlpine bags Broadgate pipeline
British Land selects contractor with aim of creating cost savings on developments
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FeaturesHiscox building: Makes you stare
Make Architects’ Hiscox Building in York is a triumphant fusion of heritage and modernity that has at its heart a spectacular foyer of swirling concrete staircases and balconies - oh, and a rocket from the former Soviet arsenal
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NewsBrent Cross regen to start in early 2018
Work expected to start on site of new town centre in early 2018
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FeaturesEU procurement: Drawing lines
Architects have played down the effect that a vote for Britain to leave the EU this summer would have on the profession, but its impact on procurement could make a big difference
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News£500m Birmingham masterplan unveiled
MIPIM latest: Birmingham Council looks for investors for its plans to redevleop Smithfield
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