All Building articles in 18 September 2026 – Page 7
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NewsGreen light for 200 council homes in latest phase of Battersea Power Station masterplan
All homes will be for social rent in GLA-backed scheme
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FeaturesBermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
Maccreanor Lavington’s mixed-use scheme in south-east London weaves together housing and industrial space within a tight urban setting
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CommentThe Nature Restoration Fund - a viable way to meet environmental obligations?
The government’s plan is intended to allow developers to pay into a fund instead of directly delivering mitigation works. Sophie Henwood looks at its chances of success and finds it is anything but straightforward
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NewsCrest Nicholson warns of full-year loss as talks with lenders drag on
Housebuilder revises down guidance for profit and full-year completions
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NewsFormer British Land delivery head takes up senior role on JP Morgan tower planned for Canary Wharf
Alan Bunting left developer this spring after decade at business
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NewsBouygues appoints new CFO to €12bn construction business
French contractor said last month losses at UK arm had widened to £76m last year
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NewsGovernment confirms final new town locations to be chosen by end of year
Programme will feature ‘bespoke’ planning policy and ‘site specific’ delivery vehicles
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NewsReform UK unveils sweeping plans to deregulate planning system
Party wants to scrap BNG requirments, landfill tax, Section 106 payments and most building standards on brownfield housing schemes
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CommentPower first: how electrical infrastructure is shaping data centre delivery
As demand for data centres accelerates, power availability is increasingly shaping how projects are designed, phased and delivered. Keiran O’Gorman explores how grid constraints, rising power densities and earlier electrical infrastructure decisions are changing the way data centre projects are planned and coordinated
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CommentCan UK data centres meet AI demand without increasing water stress?
Water consumption in AI data centres is frequently misunderstood, say Nick Remington of PolarDC and Simon Wyatt of Cundall. With the right cooling strategies, site selection and energy sourcing, the UK can expand its digital infrastructure without a corresponding rise in water use
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NewsMace Consult team lands key role on Luton Airport expansion
Arcadis also part of group appointed to project, cost and commercial management work
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NewsGilbert Ash wins £40m overhaul of RIBA’s Portland Place HQ
Construction work set to finish next autumn
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NewsBritish Land appoints new development delivery head
Luke Kelly replaces Alan Bunting who left in spring
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NewsHowells’ plans to redevelop Derby’s historic Assembly Rooms get final green light
Music venue that has hosted gigs by The Smiths, Oasis and Elton John has been shut for over a decade
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NewsLipton Rogers sounds out four firms for £500m City towers plan
Silk Street scheme had to be revised after receiving more than 1,000 objections
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NewsOngoing housing doldrums drag latest PMI index back from July’s mini recovery
Monthly output bulletin has now stayed below crucal 50 mark for nearly two years
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NewsArdmore’s creditors vote to approve seven CVAs
Decision paves way for firm to appeal High Court ruling it says triggered construction group’s administration
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NewsFormer Helical chief executive Mike Slade dies
Property boss spent more than three decades at developer
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NewsMace Construct veteran to step down next year after three decades at contractor
Infrastructure boss Nigel Cole latest big name to leave company