All Building articles in 18 September 2026 – Page 3
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NewsPortsmouth chooses ECF as regeneration partner for next stage of major city centre scheme
City centre north project to deliver up to 2,300 homes
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NewsMorris + Co submits plans for 11-storey student scheme in Peckham
Two-block project to include 516 student beds
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NewsPlans for tallest tower outside London forced to return to committee after conflict ruling
Salford scheme was first approved last November
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NewsKPF submits dramatic refurbishment of Fosters’ HSBC Tower in Canary Wharf
Application confirms proposal to transform top third of the tower into a luxury hotel and visitor destination
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CommentThis month’s construction industry gossip: Plymouth Hoe, Hoe, Hoe
The latest chatter around the industry
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NewsBusiness rethink at Bouygues after firm stays in red to take losses over £200m in past four years
Contractor says UK arm’s numbers blighted by inflation, subcontractor failures and building safety liabilities
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NewsProfit slips at RG Carter as project starts delayed
Firm says it expects revenue to be up this year
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SponsoredBeyond skills shortages: creating the conditions for a demand-led education system
Susan Dawson of Northumbria University, reflects on why the future of the built environment depends on creating the conditions in which employers and education can plan, invest and respond to future workforce demand with confidence
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NewsHaworth Tompkins wins Natural History Museum gallery refurb job
Four of museum’s most visited galleries to be given facelifts
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NewsLaing O’Rourke and Murphy among firms chosen for National Grid work
North West London Upgrade includes revamping substations and overhead lines
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FeaturesUK Design Capital of the year: How Cardiff is rethinking its industrial heritage to drive regeneration
In the last of our UK Design Capital series, Joey Gardiner looks at how Cardiff has used placemaking to rebuild its future after a potentially existential decline with the collapse of the coal and steel industries
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NewsWates appoints Willmott Dixon boss to UK operations director role at construction business
New arrival starts next month as part of firm’s push ‘to deliver increasingly complex and high-value projects’
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NewsLong-awaited proposals to rethink Manchester’s Piccadilly Gardens submitted
Area has been blighted by anti-social behaviour with work due to be carried out by Galliford Try
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NewsRayner confirms default ‘yes’ for homes near train stations in revised NPPF
New planning rules also include protections for pubs and music venues
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NewsPlanning permissions for homes fall to lowest level on record, says HBF
Housebuilders’ body says viability negating impact of more permissive planning regime
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NewsBad debt on London hotel job hits McGee for more than £3.5m and sends firm into red
Contractor says figure and delays to jobs starting meant it slumped to £2.8m loss last year
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CommentThree lessons for delivering complex station upgrades
Station redevelopments are multi-layered and complex, but if done right they can expand capacity and ensure future-proofing of our transport hubs, writes Adam Parkes
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NewsCouncil approves Gensler’s revised plans for residential towers on fire-hit Reading masterplan
Third phase of scheme next to town’s station to include around 600 homes
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