All Building articles in 16 October 2026 – Page 7
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NewsAvison Young moves to replace Steve Mason as London PM head
Former Mace man retired at the end of last month after nearly 40 years in industry
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NewsNew towns will be limited if they have to compete with data centres for water, warns Lords committee
Shortage of utilities, skills and building materials cited by peers as major ‘limiting factors’ for progression of new towns programme
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NewsExigere brings in Aecom’s head of cost management in London to partner role
James Barton starts next week having spent more than 30 years at business that was known as Davis Langdon
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NewsRevamp of City’s 25 Ropemaker tower set to start next spring
Scheme involves new ground floor facades and reception at London building completed in 2009 by Mace
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NewsWork to rip out M&E and cladding at North-east hospital being built by collapsed contractor to begin next week
£35m Berwick scheme was being built by Merit which sank nearly a year ago
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NewsOutput stays in reverse as Travis Perkins blames ongoing housing slump for slide in trading
Residential woes continue in latest monthly ONS figures
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NewsLondon housing scheme named winner of 2026 Stirling Prize
Croydon council housing scheme was bookies’ least favourite to win but won over judges with its innovative approach to high-density housing on a steeply sloping site
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Information - BuildingDigital Edition: October 2026
A test of ambition: With a crucial Budget looming and bold promises already made, construction is now waiting for prime minister Burnham to deliver
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NewsEntries open for Building’s Good Employer Guide 2027
Our guide celebrates best practice in people management and development across the construction supply chain
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CommentThis month’s construction industry gossip: Cutting edge
The latest chatter around the industry
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NewsCore Five tender price index remains steady as contractors compete to fill order books
London QS warns ‘significant resources’ being tied up on lengthy PCSAs
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NewsWillmott Dixon interim profit heads up
Private contractor decides to publish half-year numbers for third year running
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NewsAllies and Morrison turnover bounces back as overseas work more than doubles
Firm almost back to 2024 revenue following slump last year
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In partnershipThe Future of Steel Construction: what’s next for the sector?
Explore all the key takeaways from The Future of Steel Construction stream at the Building the Future Conference
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CommentThe Lion Green Road Stirling win signals RIBA’s support for council housing
Mary Duggan Architects and RUFFARCHITECTS’ Lion Green Road has taken the Stirling Prize, but the win carries political weight far beyond its architectural merits - arriving at a pivotal moment for council housing in Britain, says Ben Flatman
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NewsSisk makes two senior appointments
Duo of managing directors will lead firm’s Ireland East unit and newly established energy business unit
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NewsCladding bill met with sceptical reception from industry and campaigners
Tougher legal duties and penalties welcomed but some argue the proposed legislation does not go far enough
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NewsCommercial real estate lobby warns Healey against £1bn London office tax
Extra business rates on high-value offices would hurt growth, says Real Estate:UK
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Features‘There’s been a lot of noise about the business.’ Vistry’s new chief executive on what’s next for the housebuilder
Adam Daniels tells Dave Rogers how he plans to put the housebuilder back on track - and what the government must do to support the sector