All articles by Will Hurst – Page 13
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NewsNational Museum of Scotland revamp scoops best building award
Glasgow-based Gareth Hoskins Architects wins £25,000 prize, the biggest in British architecture
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NewsLend Lease wins £35m National Theatre contract
Lend Lease has beaten Mace to win a prestigious £35m contract to redevelop the National Theatre on London’s South Bank
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NewsSkanska to build 800 UK homes a year by 2015
Plan announced as firm reveals architects who will work on future housing developments
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NewsSkanska chooses six architects for UK housing push
PRP Architects, Proctor & Matthews and Formation Architects triumph in competition
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NewsBob Kerslake made head of the civil service
Permanent secretary at CLG and former boss of Homes & Communities Agency takes top mandarin post
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NewsKier trading on track
Kier focuses on private sector but says education and health sectors are still making ‘significant’ contributions to revenue
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Archive TitlesOsborne to replace PFI with 'better value' model
Treasury will review how private sector can deliver public assets at lower costs to taxpayer
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NewsKeller posts profit warning as eurozone crisis hits markets
Shares tumble 20% as ground engineering firm is hit by project delays and austerity measures
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CommentHansom: It's all relative
Positions are made clear this week, as a producer defends his august ancestor, doctors are sent to the bottom of the ladder, and a new book lifts the lid on architects’ romantic antics
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NewsLand Secs urges government to adopt Tif to boost industry
Scheme is already working in Scotland
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NewsBalfour Beatty scoops £70m Land Secs Glasgow scheme
Firm wins lead contractor role on Buchanan Street retail and residential scheme
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NewsWillmott Dixon faces £2.4m claim from BSF subbie
John Cooper Construction says Willmott Dixon failed to suply it with necessary information
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NewsMan arrested and bailed over Olympic surveillance claims
Met Police confirms 29-year-old was arrested amid claim that Tottenham Hotspur spied on Olympic Park Legacy Company board
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NewsBDP suffers 60% drop in pre-tax profit to £2.8m
Turnover also down as pay of highest paid director increased by 14% to £284,000
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NewsTottenham Hotspur FC 'put Olympic board under surveillance'
Metropolitan Police investigating as dramatic claims made at London Assembly meeting
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NewsEPR submits Waterloo office scheme for planning
Proposed project is opposite London’s famous Old Vic theatre
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NewsJobs outlook for construction graduates improving
Research by Higher Education Careers Services Unit points to steadily improving employment picture
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NewsLand Secs wins planning on major Victoria scheme
Kingsgate House redevelopment is designed by Lynch Architects
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NewsMake Architects appointed on major Hanover Square scheme
Project, by Legal & General Property, also involves Mace, WSP Group and EC Harris
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NewsMuseum of Liverpool facing serious technical problems
Architect AEW hit by £3.5m claim after newly opened £72m museum finds faulty steps and ceilings