All Building articles in 16 October 2026 – Page 3
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NewsWSP acquires building services firm Hulley & Kirkwood
Acquisition aims to strengthen firm’s presence in Scotland
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NewsBurnham sets out vision for ‘public control’ of housing and infrastructure
PM opens door to utilities renationalisation without making firm commitment
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FeaturesHow Hastings Commons is building a self-renovating neighbourhood
In Hastings, a community-led organisation has spent 12 years turning derelict buildings into homes, workspaces and public living rooms - using a phased, people-first model that challenges conventional notions of regeneration
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NewsGLA backs TP Bennett and Pick Everard’s £42m rebuild of Shepherd’s Bush school after call-in
Controversial plans to add 300 homes to site rejected by council in April
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News£1bn funding deal agreed on JP Morgan’s One Spitalfields office overhaul
Agreement involving ING and DBS hailed as one of largest in London market
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NewsFormer Balfour Beatty chief joins Mott MacDonald in non-exec role
Andrew McNaughton arrives at engeineer along with rail specialist
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NewsCrest Nicholson secures two-month extension on waiver from lenders
Housebuilder issued warning over profit earlier this month
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NewsMet submits Grenfell Tower fire files to CPS
Crown Prosecution Service asked to consider series of charges including corporate manslaughter against 54 people and 20 firms
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NewsHousing planning approvals sink to lowest level for more than a decade
Second quarter of 2026 saw the fewest planning approvals since 2012
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SponsoredA decade to deliver: why the Decent Homes Standard demands a more strategic, joined-up approach to delivery
Housing providers know where they need to be by 2035. The challenge now is building an asset management strategy to get there, writes Dan Germann, Managing Director of housing regeneration specialist Durkan Regen
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NewsMHCLG one of organisations investigated as part of Met’s Grenfell probe
Angela Rayner said she recognises the “significance and gravity” as file on her department is passed to CPS
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CommentHow will the Building Safety Levy impact development?
The Building Safety Levy comes into force today, adding another layer of cost pressure to a strained development market. Robert Ray sets out the key impacts and why the sector should be ready
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NewsHawkins Brown tables plans for student towers on plot next to Stratford International station
Two-thirds of plot has been reserved for emergency services
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NewsPR guru joins Heyne Tillett Steel as consultant’s first non-exec
Leanne Tritton set up ING Media nealy 30 years ago
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NewsFacades contractor Lindner Prater edges profit up as income climbs nearly a third
Firm records second successive annual profit after several years of losses
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NewsThree wait on £100m Visa fit out at Canary Wharf tower
Financial payments firm due to move to Docklands estate in summer 2028
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NewsMace Construct set to be replaced on US tech billionaire’s £200m Oxford lab scheme
Incumbent contractor will leave Ellison Institute of Technology project by end of year
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NewsPlans for two more towers in Elephant and Castle submitted
Redevelopment of former Salvation Army HQ to include 750 homes and a 400-bed hotel
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NewsHousebuilders brace for impact of Building Safety Levy as lawyers warn of unintended consequences
Charge on newbuild developments introduced today