All Building articles in 18 September 2026 – Page 2
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NewsPlans in for 530-unit Wimbledon co-living scheme
Re:shape and PLP Architecture’s proposals also include 36 affordable homes
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NewsKeller reports strong first-half growth despite turnover drop in Europe and Middle East
Ground engineer says market conditions “challenging” in UK
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NewsGateway 2 approval for Greenwich housing scheme approved in 2022
Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development
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NewsCamden council approves Studio Moren’s central London hotel retrofit and extension
Scheme is an elaboration of previously consented office-to-hotel conversion
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CommentDelivery at risk: how the industry can step up as councils navigate change
At a time of uncertainty, local authorities will look to firms to help create stability through shared capability and stronger expertise, writes Caroline Compton-James
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NewsStansted Airport architect retires from Fosters after 52 years
Former partner joined the firm’s predecessor Foster Associates in 1973
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NewsHousing association invites bids for £1.6bn refurbishment framework
Pair of programmes marks shift to longer-term approach by 47,000-home provider
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NewsIbstock falls into red and sees revenue drop 15% in half-years
Brick firm says it was hit by a challenging first quarter and anticipates improvement in second half
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NewsIncome up 31% at Muir Group as contracting growth makes up for housing challenges
Group recorded increased profit, while housebuilding arm reduced losses
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FeaturesThe draft London Plan beyond the headlines: Five things you might have missed in Khan’s latest vision for the capital
City Hall’s 288-page draft London Plan sets out sweeping changes to density rules, green belt release and tall building policy. Here’s a break-down of what the proposed policies could mean for development across the capital
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NewsMears’ half-year turnover flatlines but order book reaches record £4.2bn after ‘intensive’ re-bidding period
Housing maintenance firm eyes growth after retaining and winning contracts
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NewsIncome, profit and completions up in Persimmon half-year results despite ‘challenging’ market
Housebuilder expects to meet market expectations in its full-year results
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NewsHopes rise as construction output decline eases to slowest rate in four months
Bellwether index records stronger performance in commercial, residential and infrastructure sectors
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NewsPlans submitted for £70m Newcastle office block
Scheme part of wider Founders Place masterplan in city’s historic Stephenson Quarter
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NewsPlans in for 53-storey Birmingham tower
700-home scheme next to Curzon Street station could be tallest building in the city
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NewsMuse appointed strategic regeneration partner for West Yorkshire town
Deal with Wakefield council to see new homes and workspaces built in Castleford
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NewsBridgemont submits plans to transform Charing Cross office block
PwC headquarters to be overhauled but 90% of existing building to be retained
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NewsHousing association giant L&Q reports drop in completions in first quarter
But debt ratio also falls after £1bn sale of PRS business
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NewsRayner rejects plan for new football stadium and 3,500 homes, citing toxic lead risk
Proposed Ebbsfleet scheme was adjacent to one of Europe’s largest lead refineries
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NewsHomes England invests £28m into regeneration scheme near Sunderland city centre
Money will help deliver more than 350 homes