More news – Page 3599
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NewsGreen light for Edinburgh canal scheme
£35m canal-side housing development gains planning permission
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WYG expands into bigger offices
Consultant moves 140 staff into newly refurbished offices in Croydon after recent expansion
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NewsLafarge sells roofing arm for £1.6bn
French building materials firm agrees sale with private equity firm PAI Partners
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NewsGovernment rounds on Jack Lemley
Tessa Jowell's department dismisses former ODA boss' comments about Olympics as rewriting history
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NewsJarvis completes £9.5m sale of Prismo
Boss of Jarvis’s roads division Andrew Martin will leave the company on completion of the deal
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At last Paris wakes from its slumber
Paris may not be celebrating the Olympics in 2012 but presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy is promising to build a string of sensational new buildings
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NewsBluewater expansion wins approval
Work on the exhibition and events centre designed by Denton Corker Marshall is expected to start next year
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NewsFirst images: Fort Dunlop opens for business
Iconic former tyre warehouse has been bought back to life by Urban Splash and architect shedkm
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NewsBirmingham New Street wins outline planning
£500m 'Birmingham Gateway' project is expected to increase passenger numbers at New Street by 150%
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T Clarke issues profit warning
Electrical contractor hit by delays on two major projects and Inland Revenue investigation
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TV producer loses film location appeal
Owner of RIBA award-winning building banned from using property as location for film and photo shoots
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NewsPaper round: Doubts over Battersea redevelopment
The latest on the sale of Battersea power station and news of a £4bn windfall for the Olympics Games
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Seven firms make Sunday Times fastest growth list
Housbuilder Gladedale was the highest placed construction firm on the Sunday Times list of fastest growing companies
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November figures: Construction activity continues to grow
Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply reports robust activity for last month, although it is down from October's high
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NewsBalfour Beatty in trouble over rail delays
Network Rail warns contractor it could be suspended from bidding for rail work because of engineering over-runs
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NewsDubai consortium close to Liverpool takeover
Proposed takeover deal from Dubai-based consortium would include new £200m stadium for football club
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NewsRIBA president warns of 'tarmac and plasterboard' Olympics
Jack Pringle says design and build contracts for 2012 Olympics would compromise quality of design
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NewsAnd then she said ...
It's not the spot we'd choose for an intimate chat, unless they really are the confessions of a window cleaner ...
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NewsBird's Eye View
With virtual planning and architectural critics judging from on high, Google Earth may transform the way we view buildings - and force us to make roofs more attractive