All Building articles in 19 September 2025 – Page 9
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NewsPlans in for 2,300-home redevelopment of former GSK headquarters
Howarth Tompkins, dRMM, Studio Egret West and Metropolitan Workshop collaborating on 13-acre scheme
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NewsHenry Boot secures outline planning consent for 2,470 homes across two sites
The listed developer’s planning and marketing business, Hallam Land, secured the permissions in Staffordshire and Hampshire
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NewsPlans to replace Blackfriars Crown Court with 600-bed student resi scheme
Previous proposals would have retained 1950s building and created an ‘urban forest’ on its roof
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NewsCostain profit and margin up despite 18% fall in turnover following HS2 reset
Alex Vaughan says firm is on track to meet 4.5% margin target by end of the year
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FeaturesThe housing sector was happy with the spending review – but lack of transport investment could scupper its delivery in London
After setting out a vision for development centred on public transit links, the mayor of London came out of the spending review empty handed. Can London build 88,000 homes a year without new infrastructure? Daniel Gayne reports.
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NewsMace Consult acquires US-based cost consultancy practice Turton Bond
The 50-employee firm is part of British firm’s American expansion
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NewsTurner & Townsend picks ex-McAlpine veteran to lead project management consultancy
Three senior hires have been made to the UK real estate division, including Mike O’Donnell
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NewsAukett Swanke replaces Eric Parry on stalled City hotel scheme
Plans for Morley House next to Holborn viaduct have been in limbo for a decade
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NewsHomes England’s £122m investment in 1,100-home Newcastle brownfield scheme approved
Package will pay to fix complex land issues that have kept site derelict for decades
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NewsWates signs deal for £100m HMP Onley expansion
Project is slated for completion by the end of next year
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NewsMcLaren lands Heathrow Eastern Business Park redevelopment scheme
Logistics project is set for completion next summer
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NewsEco-friendly pedestrian bridge at Bury Interchange wins approval
The design by Hawkins/Brown for Transport for Greater Manchester is net-zero
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CommentSolid foundations for industrial strategy rely on driving out construction error
Avoidable error costs the sector up to £25bn each year. Cliff Smith of the Get It Right Initiative outlines ways in which firms can improve reliability and productivity
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FeaturesHow Cambridge is planning for a denser and better connected future
Building Design, sister title to Building, will crown the UK Design Capital of the Year at the 2025 Architect of the Year Awards, celebrating cities with vision. The shortlist – Cambridge, Glasgow, Manchester and Newcastle – highlights ambitious urban strategies and bold experiments. This week Cambridge’s transformation is in the ...
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NewsLevitt Bernstein draws up net zero guidance for Manchester homes plan
Practice has worked with sustainability consultant Etude on documents supporting city’s carbon targets
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NewsModular housing prototype showcased at City Hall
Offsite solution by RCKa, Rollalong, Wates exhibited outside mayor’s office amd later installed in Havering
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NewsFosters unwraps designs for mixed-use scheme in Seoul
IOTA Seoul I development to include 34-storey office tower
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NewsBDP unveils images of completed refurbishment of Topshop’s former Oxford Circus store
Grade II-listed building transformed into IKEA store and office space
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News£350m Stockport town centre scheme approved by planners
Vinci mixed-use development will include 1,300 homes, new public realm and active travel routes as part of a wider £1bn regeneration programme