All Breaking news articles – Page 16
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NewsLatest construction minister departs
Former Lehman Brothers associate is the third construction minister in two years
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NewsKhan calls for 65% affordable housing on new developments
Key to the mayor’s vision are fewer expensive towers in central London and more affordable homes in the suburbs
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NewsCarillion pins hopes on Wates boss to rescue the firm
Andrew Davies will replace interim Keith Cochrane at the stricken contractor next April
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NewsSubbies exposed to ‘huge risks’ as cash crisis hits majors
Head of industry body says subcontractors are facing biggest financial crisis in 30 years
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NewsRIBA fears Brexit exodus by overseas architects
Institute proposes immigration system for architecture once UK leaves EU
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NewsTemporary school for Grenfell won planning after it opened
Project completed in just nine weeks, opening three weeks before planning approval was given
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NewsNew HQ could have been a lot taller, Bloomberg admits
Client chose to build low out of respect to historic context
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NewsLendlease admits women staff earn 30% less than men
Figures released ahead of legal deadline show women make up only 6% of firm’s highest-earning staff
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NewsHKA-led team bags project management role on Hong Kong's airport expansion
Former British colony is to add a third runway
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NewsEric Parry gets green light for new City hotel
Project will see demolition of 1980s offices and revamp of grade II-listed City Temple
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NewsGraham and Bam bag £57m Belfast maternity hospital
New facility will help more than 6,000 women who have babies delivered by the hospital each year
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NewsNorth Yorkshire prison to be given a new lease of life
Plans for the 230-year old building include creating a new cinema and heritage centre
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NewsNew images of £400m London City Airport upgrade
The Docklands airport is celebrating its 30th anniversary
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NewsBarratt withdraws from role on £6bn Enfield regen scheme
Enfield council threatened to terminate the housebuilder’s role after it refused to commit to plans in its original bid
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NewsGreen light for TfL's Shoreditch arches plan
It is the second of four projects designed by Fletcher Priest to get planning approval
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NewsRegional housebuilder salaries play catch-up
Latest figures show London salaries rise at a lower rate than regional counterparts
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NewsLatest consultation on Heathrow expansion launched
The Airports National Policy Statement consultation, open until 19 December, will form the basis for the decision on a third runway at Heathrow
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NewsGovernment launches new consultation on cash retentions
Consultation follows an independent review that found 71% of contractors had experienced delays in recieving retention monies
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NewsSecond quarter drop in activity puts construction into recession
Latest ONS GDP data shows construction output decreased by 0.7% between July and September
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NewsWates to revamp the Farmiloe Building in London
Built in 1868 the Farmiloe Building has featured several movies, including in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Trilogy and Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes.