All Building articles in 16 May 2025 – Page 6
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NewsProfit rebounds at Bowmer & Kirkland
B&K says focus remains on strengthening balance sheet to give confidence to clients
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NewsRevised designs for 500 homes on Elephant and Castle site sent in to planners
Proposed BTR scheme to include a cultural venue and student accommodation as part of the final phase of the £1.5 billion redevelopment.
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NewsLondon council unanimously rejects plans for 29-storey Battersea tower
Height of Farrells-designed scheme branded ‘excessive and harmful’
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NewsNottingham student housing job gets green light after height cut back
Block trimmed to 10 storeys after original plan proposed 17 floors
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NewsMace brings in former ISG leader to head up Europe life sciences business
Gary Sweeney joins from interim role at T&T
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Features5 minutes with … Chris Wright at Avison Young
The global real estate firm’s new head of sustainability and decarbonisation on the need for more power, the importance of authenticity and what he would like to eat on a night out with friends
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NewsPeabody and Mount Anvil get green light for final phase of 1,300-home scheme in west London
Approval follows tussle with Ealing council over affordable contribution
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NewsPlanning application for Oxford Circus tower revamp to be submitted this autumn
CGI view of the proposed 33 Cavendish Square scheme behind Oxford Circus CGI view of the proposed 33 Cavendish Square scheme behind Oxford Circus
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NewsBSR boss blames lack of design expertise for gateway 2 delays as he admits ‘underestimating’ challenge of new regime for industry
Around 75% of gateway 2 applications for higher risk buildings are still being turned back by the BSR
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NewsBovis moves operations director role up to board level
Company veteran Mark Ainsworth handed new post
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NewsDozens of jobs to go as Severfield pares back costs
Steelwork contractor expecting to reduce employee numbers by over 100
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NewsRecovery under way at McAlpine as firm returns to black and income tops £900m
Firm had plunged to £100m-plus loss in 2023 but posts £10m profit in latest set of numbers
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Features‘The government’s pro-development agenda is really helpful overall’: HBF boss Neil Jefferson on delivering through economic turbulence
Neil Jefferson has been chief executive of the HBF since last July, when he was promoted from managing director
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NewsMalaysian conglomerate formally inks deal to take 50% stake in JRL
Pair put pen to paper after beginning discussions last summer
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NewsAmendments to planning bill will slash a year off infrastructure projects, government says
Deputy prime minister adds too much time wasted by ‘tiresome requirements and uncertainty’
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NewsKPF unveils plans for transformation of Oxford Circus tower
Retrofit and extension of 33 Cavendish Square being drawn up for Berkeley Estate Asset Management
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NewsGreat British Nuclear puts out £600m tender for engineers to advise on mini-reactors
Successful tender expected to be picked next March
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NewsWates brings in Homes England boss to beef up public sector arm
New arrival also worked at Balfour Beatty and Laing O’Rourke