All Building articles in 17 February 2023 – Page 3
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NewsFormer boss of Byrne’s concrete business joins facade firm
£70m turnover Techrete was set up nearly 40 years ago
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NewsPlans unveiled to flatten Soho Art Deco block and replace with office for US real estate giant
Scheme to revive the site’s 19th century Soho Bazaar market
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NewsBuilding the Future Young Persons’ Advisory panel launched
The panel’s aim is to provide feedback from the perspective of construction’s next generation of leaders
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NewsFive eyeing British Land’s latest Broadgate work with £220m office up for grabs
Proposals by Piercy & Company would double size of space at existing 1980s block
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NewsMace expecting consulting arm to hit 7,000 staff to keep up with overseas work boom
Firm’s boss predicts current figure will increase by half in next three years
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NewsGhani to retain construction brief following BEIS shake-up
De-facto construction minister to sit within Kemi Badenoch’s Department for Business and Trade
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NewsOutput flatlines as new build growth offset by drop in repair and maintenance, says ONS
Infrastructure output remained resilient in December but saw major drop in new orders
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NewsL&Q warns surplus will be lower than expectations
Housing association giant says it has faced ‘material challenges’ in first nine months of financial year
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NewsMaterials sales forecast to suffer downturn this year
Builders Merchants Federation says government measures to fight recession could hit material producers
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NewsMace brings in former Atkins boss to head up Americas business
New arrival joins from quoted Texas consultant Atlas
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FeaturesA decade of Alinea: from birth to buyout
In the week T&T bought out Alinea, here is a compilation of key milestones in the cost consultant’s short but eventful life
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FeaturesFrom the archives: Alternative designs for Manchester Town Hall, 1868
Excitement builds as Manchester prepares to announce the winner of the competition to design its new council headquarters
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NewsSisk moves closer to start after £150m Great Ormond Street job gets OK
Job set to finish in 2026
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NewsRachel Maclean confirmed as housing minister
Former Sunak Treasury aide and Andy Street ally appointed following departure of housing minister Lucy Frazer
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NewsKhan ‘won’t intervene’ in refusal of Chipperfield’s Chinese Embassy
Mayor of London confirms he will not call in plans for former Royal Mint site after Tower Hamlets Council’s rejection
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NewsRedrow upbeat about market despite dip in profit and turnover
Housebuilder still reviewing cladding pledge contract
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NewsBellway predicts flat volume for 2023 on ‘improved’ reservations
Housebuilder says visitors to sites and reservations have picked up since end of 2022
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NewsUK housing market ‘muted’ as demand falls, warn surveyors
RICS records ninth successive month of surveyors recording falling demand
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Features5 minutes with … Oliver Plunkett at Buro Happold
The firm’s new CEO says he finds his job exhilarating and terrifying in equal measure. He has a problem with waste but can’t drink too much tea