All Building articles in 16 October 2026 – Page 6
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Features‘This year has been remarkable for London…’ How 10 Design’s Sabrina Klor is creating a new global hub in the capital
Sabrina Klor, the new chief executive of global practice 10 Design, has more than doubled the firm’s London headcount this year and is targeting 10% annual growth as she repositions the 400-strong practice around retrofit, mixed-use and landmark city projects
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NewsKier launches specialist projects building business in London
New division will target large-scale refurb and new build jobs
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NewsGovernment should freeze regulatory burdens for three years to kickstart housing market, new report recommends
Group chaired by Gavin Barwell says regulations ‘placing huge barrier to new development’
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NewsStanhope set to be brought onto £200m City office job
McLaren set to start main construction work on Tenter House scheme next year
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NewsMayor of London backs KPF’s City fringe office quarter following call-in
Hackney council had opposed the scheme prior to call-in earlier this year
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NewsReal PM co-founder joins JP Morgan to work on bank’s planned tower at Canary Wharf
Jeremy Ruff takes up post as managing director of real estate
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NewsMcLaren gets Gateway 2 green light for next phase of £350m housing scheme going up opposite Chelsea Barracks
Firm to build second phase of Ebury Bridge job which includes 330 homes
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NewsDonald Insall dies aged 100
Conservation pioneer a leader in the protection of historic buildings since the 1950s
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CommentThe Budget must treat construction as a national priority
With planning consents at a 20-year low and major contractors continuing to collapse, the industry needs more than warm words from the chancellor. Richard Steer sets out what a serious Budget would actually look like
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CommentThe new right to work regime: what you need to know
Construction firms may find their liability now reaches right down the supply chain
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NewsBalfour Beatty sells stake in Hong Kong business for £250m
Firm has owned 50% share of Gammon since 2004
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NewsBellway boosts profit but warns of continuing margin squeeze
Housebuilder warns completions expected to fall in current year
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NewsControversial Cambridge college approved for second time
Decision follows judicial review which resulted in original consent being quashed over heritage concerns
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NewsWates unveils blueprint to get regional NHS centres built more quickly
Contractor says jobs should be bundled up into large packages to streamline procurmement and get them to site more quickly
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CommentPlanning reform alone will not deliver better places
Once the economic constraints lift, developers and local planning authorities must understand the role of design in the process of quality placemaking, argues Ben Derbyshire
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NewsLaing O’Rourke announces new head of structures arm at Expanded business
Conor Considine takes over from O’Rourke familiy member Stephen O’Rourke who left group after 15 years
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NewsWest Midlands mayor opens £3.8bn fund to developers
Developers urged to come forward and seek investment for developments across the commercial, mixed-used and large-scale residential sectors
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NewsLatest plans for London Fire Brigade facelift approved
Plans include new exhibition space in refurbished 1980s control room
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NewsConsultation to open on plans for 3,300-home garden village
Outline planning for Langwith Village near York due for submission in December
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CommentConstruction needs a practical route to growth
After 21 consecutive months of contraction, the construction industry needs more than warm words from the chancellor - it needs viable conditions to invest, hire and build