All Building articles in 29 March 2019 – Page 2
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NewsHousing secretary to rule on £300m Norwich tower
James Brokenshire calls in 20-storey development after Historic England objections
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FeaturesFinancial results: it's bad for Interserve, but how is construction faring in 2019?
The UK contractors’ financial results are in. We know it’s been a bad year for Interserve, but how have the rest of them done?
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CommentProduct manufacturers must regain confidence, but industry already has an appetite for change
The publication of Dame Judith Hackitt’s Independent review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety issued an important and resounding call for change across the entire construction industry. A number of challenges were identified about how we ensure our buildings keep people safe. Construction products were not ...
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NewsFosters' Tulip tower set to get planning green light
City of London officials recommend approval for ‘bold and striking’ tourist attraction
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NewsBig names slug it out for prized Olympia deal
Work on £1bn redevelopment set to start next year
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NewsIn pictures: £75m Great Scotland Yard transformation revealed
The five-star hotel has been developed and built by Galliard
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NewsSix architects shortlisted for St Catharine’s College
Gort Scott and Sergison Bates among finalists in Cambridge contest
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NewsInterserve administration sees Glasgow EfW client write-off more cash
Viridor wants £72m from Interserve but admits it might now only get £56m
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NewsAlun Griffiths parachuted into Dawnus' Swansea road job
Dawnus fell into administration over a week ago
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NewsCompetition watchdog launches probe into construction sector
The Competition and Markets Authority will decide whether to proceed with an investigation by the autumn
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NewsIn pictures: Buckley Gray Yeoman's renovation of Wickham Department Store
‘Harrods of the East End’ brought back from disrepair
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NewsWates turns to stockpiling and Brexit clauses
But chief executive David Allen says firm is confident of 10% revenue growth this year
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NewsBrexit uncertainty and shrinking workloads 'really hit home' for architects
Market for architectural services shrinking quite significantly, warns RIBA
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Features'Young people in construction' survey - £50 Amazon vouchers prize draw
Building is calling on all readers under 30 to take part in an important piece of research
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