All Building articles in 17 October 2025 – Page 3
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NewsCost management arm of Gleeds improves turnover and profit
Firm says framework contracts send numbers heading north
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SponsoredTeletrac Navman report reveals nearly half of equipment managers struggle with maintenance scheduling and cost control
At any one time, 25% of asset locations are unknown, slowing down projects and interfering with scheduling
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CommentWill the CLC building control approval guidance be a gateway to success?
These short guidance notes aim to reduce rejections and delays by providing more clarity on what information to include in gateway 2 applications
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Features5 minutes with … Hester King at Whitbread
The project and programme manager on her journey through the company’s graduate trainee scheme, converting a listed police station into a Premier Inn, the problems (and advantages) of perfectionism and what she would do if she could fly
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Information - BuildingCPD 17 2025: Specifying fire-rated doorsets – navigating standards, legislation and best practice
Sponsored by JELD-WEN UK, this module explores how to specify fire doorsets with confidence in the light of recent changes to fire safety legislation
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NewsWork halted on HS2 London tunnels after ‘serious incident’ involving gantry crane
Two workers avoid injury after beam struck crane basket
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NewsIbstock warns on profit as brickmaker says trading in second half weaker than expected
Firm’s boss says timing of recovery ‘difficult to predict’
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NewsLoss-making London jobs blew £20m hole in collapsed M&E firm’s accounts as creditors facing £18m hit
HE Simm felled by half a dozen fixed-price schemes in capital
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NewsMace brings in new business unit heads at Consult division
Latest arrivals join firm’s Europe operations
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FeaturesToo good to waste: How to recycle an old building for use on a brand new one
30 Duke Street on Piccadilly features reclaimed steel, recycled glass, aluminium window frames and Portland stone from the building there before. Thomas Lane went along to have a look
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NewsPlans unveiled for £90m revamp of RCA’s Kensington campus
New teaching and event spaces to be added to grade II-listed Darwin Building as university prepares to leave White City campus
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NewsMultiplex in pole position for £400m City tower off Bishopsgate
Houndsditch building being developed by Brockton Everlast
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NewsHousing market continues to weaken with no turnaround in sight, RICS survey finds
Buyer demand sinks in third consecutive month of decline
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NewsDerwent upbeat after 25 Baker Street office lettings
Multiplex set to start next year on next phase of development
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NewsT&T pays out another £70m in dividends as firm turns in more bumper results
Firm has handed out close to £190m to shareholders in past 20 months
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NewsKier brings in Laing O’Rourke boss to head up construction business
Move triggered by Andrew Davies’s decision to stand down as chief executive over summer
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NewsGreen light for AHMM’s revised Shoreditch hotel tower
Hackney councillors back recommendation to approve shortened mixed-use scheme
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NewsMcAleer & Rushe lands £52m deal to revamp London office for Wellcome Trust
Piercy & Co-designed scheme was given planning four years ago
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NewsPerkins & Will submits plans for Cambridge laboratory scheme
Three-storey building to replace two existing offices on research park site