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Turnover and profit increases in Barratt Redrow’s first post-merger results
But building defects push up total provision to £1.4bn, taking gloss off strong performance
Winners on £37bn new hospital framework due by end of year
A total of 16 firms were shortlisted in the summer
Bovis set for £60m deal to redevelop 1920s office in middle of London
Work at Portman Square site latest in series of wins private equity-owned firm has won in past few months
Permasteelisa boss Liam Cummins handed new role
CEO becomes deputy chairman at cladding specialist
Upbeat Galliford Try hails upcoming work boom as firm turns in another profit
Chief executive Bill Hocking says industry in ‘great shape’ for years ahead
More consultants look to invest in digital technology as AI rises in importance
84% of consultants look to invest in AI as nine in 10 say it is ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ important for business transformation
‘Quite simply a giant of the profession’: tributes flood in for Nicholas Grimshaw following death at 85
Grimshaw’s eponymous practice announced the death of its founder yesterday
New building safety minister named
Appointment follows government reshuffle triggered by Angela Rayner resignation
Gleeson profit slips but housebuilder says restructuring plan will get it back on even keel
Housebuilder says it remains on course to meet full-year expectations
Mace set to begin work on stalled £200m Bankside office after Stanhope team buys site from Landsec
Firm had been preferred bidder for job when scheme was put on hold by former owner
Kier increases dividend payment and profit as Andrew Davies prepares to bring down curtain on six year reign
Chief executive leaves at end of next month after six years in charge
Consultants less positive about economy than a year ago
Building’s Top 150 Consultants Survey shows 14 percentage point drop in proportion saying they are ‘positive’ about the general economic outlook
Nicholas Grimshaw dies aged 85
Founder of Grimshaw celebrated for his ‘extraordinary ability to convince others that daring ideas were possible’
Sisk back in black after two years of losses
Turnover at Manchester City stand builder jumps one third
Planning green light for 800-home scheme next to Old Trafford stadium
Scheme part of a wider masterplan for land surrounding stadium
Client confirms Mace will complete King’s Cross life sciences job but Sisk’s fit out contract up in air
US drug giant said last week it will no longer move into building on Euston Road
BDP appoints Arup’s Nick Jackson as new architect director
Jackons’s past projects include the original design for 1 Undershaft
String of nuclear deals set to be signed between UK and US
Agreements include plan to build 12 reactors in Hartlepool
London’s housing delivery in ‘major crisis’, HBF warns in damning report
Excessive bureaucracy, building safety hold-ups and unrealistic targets sees completions head into reverse
Just 12% of consultants think the Labour government is doing a good job for the built environment
Building’s exclusive Top 150 Consultants survey shows firms’ positivity about Starmer administration is low, although six in 10 are ‘neutral’
Quarter of UK housebuilders report limited understanding of Building Regulations, Polypipe survey finds
Research by Polypipe Building Products highlights gaps in knowledge of Parts L, O and F of Building Regulations
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